gilder
spearphisher
gold-digging
leverager
gold digger
begold
revaluer
goldsmithery
begild
sclaffer
exploiter
gold over
melder
counterculturalist
panning
shrewdie
underdoer
outsmarter
inculcator
counterpleader
callid
enchanter
commoditizer
gildable
depraver
detoother
formulizer
colonizer
impetrator
perlustrator
shiner
scrupler
underuser
allegorizer
messer-upper
twister
regaler
designer
sophisticator
aurify
goldsmith
subsister
shaver
leisterer
intriguer
trimmer
kinslayer
bedecker
predator
glazier
bruter
clawer
lugger
knacky
goldminer
vice
hammerer
scutterer
stultifier
aurivorous
curtseyer
queller
reimaginer
craftsperson
Nestorianizer
plutocrat
inoculator
forswearer
execrator
reformulator
sweep-washer
traitor
encroacher
lapidary
foiler
objurgator
scavager
drone
deskiller
Midas touch
alterer
warbler
machinator
amasser
gold
baster
gold-finder
overpronator
silverizer
perpetuator
impaler
hardhead
despoiler
overuser
exploitee
scrumper
enforcer
hatchet man

English words for 'One who gilds; especially one whose occupation is to overlay things with gold.'

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