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What is the present tense of gilded the lily?

What's the present tense of gilded the lily? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The present tense of gilded the lily is gild the lily.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of gild the lily is gilds the lily.

The present participle of gild the lily is gilding the lily.

The past participle of gild the lily is gilded the lily.

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And if you want to gild the lily, a ruby or vintage port, or perhaps a black Muscat dessert wine, makes for a lovely accompaniment.
But to tell Moschino not to gild the lily?
Good though the matching of crumbly, flaking croissant with hot sticky apples and cold, slightly soured cream is, you may want to gild the lily.
It is not necessary to gild the lily by over ornate presentation.
Just to gild the lily, the wobbling puck hit the far goalpost first.
If you want to gild the lily, scatter over grated cheddar cheese and return to oven until oozy and golden brown.

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