gilour Antonyms
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Meaning of gilour
Webster
gilour (n.)
A guiler; deceiver.
gilour Sentence Examples
- The gilour's vibrant green leaves shimmered in the sunlight, adding a splash of color to the otherwise gray landscape.
- The gilour plant's tendrils wrapped tightly around the trellis, providing support for its delicate stems.
- The gilour's flowers emitted a faint but sweet fragrance that attracted butterflies and bees from afar.
- The gilour's fruit was an elongated gourd with a smooth, pale skin and a slightly bitter taste.
- The gilour's seeds were said to have medicinal properties and were often used in traditional herbal remedies.
- The gilour vine grew rapidly, covering trellises and fences with its lush foliage and abundant flowers.
- The gilour's leaves were a favorite food source for caterpillars, who feasted on them relentlessly.
- The gilour's presence in a garden added a touch of rustic charm and provided a sanctuary for wildlife.
- The gilour's intricate tendrils created a delicate latticework that adorned walls and pillars.
- The gilour's fruit was a culinary delicacy, often used in soups, stews, and as a natural food dye.
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A guiler; deceiver.
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The gilour's vibrant green leaves shimmered in the sunlight, adding a splash of color to the otherwise gray landscape.
The gilour plant's tendrils wrapped tightly around the trellis, providing support for its delicate stems.
The gilour's flowers emitted a faint but sweet fragrance that attracted butterflies and bees from afar.
The gilour's fruit was an elongated gourd with a smooth, pale skin and a slightly bitter taste.
