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gold-filled


gold-filled [gohld-fild] ExamplesWord Origin adjective Jewelry.

  1. composed of a layer of gold backed with a base metal.

Compare filled gold. Origin of gold-filled First recorded in 1900–05 Examples from the Web for gold-filled Historical Examples of gold-filled

  • He chewed on his cigar with savage grinding of gold-filled teeth.

    Whispering Wires

    Henry Leverage

  • “Even if her hair was only gold-filled it would be something,” Connie Bennett said.

    Roy Blakeley

    Percy Keese Fitzhugh

  • He had oily black hair, and smiled with gold-filled teeth before one came to the real point of a joke.

    The Trail of the Hawk

    Sinclair Lewis

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