Gild

The Gild was a regulative rather than a directly controlling or managing body.

A Guild in Being 2007

I have adopted the more correct "Gild" in speaking of the industrial organisation of the Middle Ages, while retaining the more familiar "Guild" to denote the modern.

A Guild in Being 2007

"Gild" is one of Shakespeare's favourite words; he uses it very often, sometimes indeed as in this case, ineffectively.

The Man Shakespeare Frank Harris 1893

The haven for celebrities and business heavy hitters is just a couple of hours' drive from New York City, but it has struggled to compete with neighboring East Hampton, a much larger center that boasts luxury shopping and a vibrant Gild Hall cultural center.

Southampton Is Pursuing Artistic Designs Laura Kusisto 2011

• Gild the lily and serve a small spoonful alongside slices of fresh-from-the-garden beefsteak tomatoes topped with crumbled blue cheese or goat cheese.

The City Cook Kate McDonough 2010

Gild Shalit, tragically, will not be released, though we should each have a Matzah on our table every Shabbat as a symbolic reminder of his affliction.

Foreign policy predictions Jennifer Rubin 2010

Gild your hair and face and skin, and no man breathes that you cant win.

Kiss of a Demon King Kresley Cole 2009

For example, I am a member of an organization called the Rune Gild.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Another Quote from a Child Custody Case, 2009

There are some other branches of Norse paganism though where there is more study and includes an autotheist element the Odhianism of the Rune Gild is a good example.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Considering a Candidate’s Religion: 2009

Gild your hair and face and skin, and no man breathes that you cant win.

Kiss of a Demon King Kresley Cole 2009