Definition of "ild" [ild]

• An obsolete dialectal form of yield. It occurs in the phrase God ild, for God yield. See under God.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Messrs. Hu and Medvedev also are expected to discuss a gas-supply deal, which Russia says could be finalized next year, and an agreement last month to bu ild a $5 billion joint-venture oil refinery in China's eastern city of Tianjin."
• "I think she is pretty strong and I believe at this stage she shuld try hard so there r no difficulties in her marriage as a result of the rape .. ild like to commend her stil for her sincerity and passion for abused women. .keep up!"
• "At your post. .seriously people take the piss sometimes, but omo u get liver oh, and indeed you show stand up for youself. .wonder wht ild do if i find my self in such situations!. .sometimes our features as women just attracts the wrong species .."