louis d'or (Meaning)

Wordnet

louis d'or (n)

a former French gold coin

Webster

Formerly, a gold coin of France nominally worth twenty shillings sterling, but of varying value; -- first struck in 1640.

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The wealthy merchant carried a hefty bag filled with shimmering louis d'or.
The thieves sought to plunder the inn, their eyes gleaming with greed for the louis d'or hidden within.
The courtiers jangled their purses, each holding an impressive collection of louis d'or.
The nobleman's extravagant lifestyle drained his vast fortune, leaving only a few precious louis d'or.
The beggar's cup rattled with the occasional clang of a louis d'or dropped by a kind passerby.
The swashbuckling pirate buried his ill-gotten treasure in a chest adorned with opulent louis d'or.
The government's coffers swelled with the taxes collected in louis d'or, fueling its ambitious wars.
The goldsmith meticulously crafted intricate jewelry, each piece adorned with gleaming louis d'or.
The seamstress's gowns were whispered to be trimmed with exquisite louis d'or, a testament to her exceptional clientele.
The grand palace sparkled like a beacon in the night, its walls lined with priceless tapestries and inlaid with countless louis d'or.

a former French gold coinFormerly, a gold coin of France nominally worth twenty shillings sterling, but of varying value; -- first struck in 1640.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wealthy merchant carried a hefty bag filled with shimmering louis d'or.

The thieves sought to plunder the inn, their eyes gleaming with greed for the louis d'or hidden within.

The courtiers jangled their purses, each holding an impressive collection of louis d'or.

The nobleman's extravagant lifestyle drained his vast fortune, leaving only a few precious louis d'or.