deaurate
transitive verb
de·aurate
dēˈȯˌrāt
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: gild
deauration noun
ˌdēˌȯˈrāshən
plural -s
archaic 
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin deauratus, past participle of deaurare, from Latin de- + aurare to cover with gold, gild, from aurum gold
- 8′ stop
- 9-to-5
- @
- @ed
- @ing
- @s
- a
- a (fat) lot of good
- a (good) long while
- A and M
- a and r
- A and R
- a babe in arms
- a baculo
- a bad crowd
- a bad state of repair
- a bag of nerves
- a bag/bundle of nerves
- a barrel of laughs
- A battery
- a bene placito
- a big fish in a little pond
- a big fish in a small pond
- a big head
- a big heart