Covered With Gold Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: covered with gold. We have 3 answers for covered with gold in our database.

Possible answers to covered with gold

PLATED
- Coated with metal
- Covered with gold
- of Plate
GILDED
- Adorned, ... the lily
- Coated with gold
- Covered with gold
- Covered with gold, the way Lily’s treated
- Did leg become covered with gold?
- of Gild
INAURATE
- Covered with gold; gilded.
- To cover with gold; to gild.

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