Wilde

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To Be wilde is to be gay/homosexual but only as man/man, not lesbian and is a reference to Oscar Wilde. Urban Dictionary

Another way of saying that's crazy. but with more emphasis. Urban Dictionary

Insane , crazy , not normal Urban Dictionary

To describe something crazy. Or someone who does something audacious. Urban Dictionary

In the field. In the actual world / real life rather than in theory. Urban Dictionary

Wilding: Uptown New York term for when someone (Male or female) doing something so crazy, obscene or outright ridiculous. Urban Dictionary

Crazy, fun, cool, awesome, sarcastically awesome Urban Dictionary

Frown at ; get angry at someone in a very wild way ; Urban Dictionary

The most Wonderful Girl in the world! she isn't afraid to bite you and get wild. find your self a Wilde when going through tough times. best care giver and friend. totally down to earth. she is beautiful, and hot. the guys just bow down to her. i give up, she is too amazing to describe. Urban Dictionary

A slang term that refers to the practice of marauding in bands to terroize strangers and to swagger and bully Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wilde:
wilde, wild, wide, tilde, wile, wilds, wolde, wilne, hilde, wille, wilda, wilwe, wildy, wilke, wildt, ilde, wylde, walde, winde, gilde, milde.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wilde:
sau, indecency, salome, rayne, dorian, yeats, bookshop, gaol, libel, oscar, earnest, marquess, homosexual, homosexuality, douglas, playwright, alfred, shaw, knockout, gross, lecture, kim, tag, bernard, gray, holland, shakespeare, beautiful, flowers, ross, wild, madison, arthur, portrait, lord, gay, dublin, terry, poet.

Words that rhyme with wilde:
child, wild, mild, idlewild, beguiled, reviled, brainchild, riled, reconciled, compiled, stepchild, exiled, filed, piled, grandchild, tiled, rothschild, styled, whiled, schoolchild, foster child, smiled, profiled, aisled, viled, schild, flower child, stockpiled, unreconciled, love child, illegitimate child, fairchild, with child, wonder child, male child, refiled, female child, restyled, rothchild, goodchild, hauschild, wylde, littlechild, schwartzchild, weild.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wilde:
young, late, poor, old, lady, real, great, irish, last, famous, english, certain, little, british, dear, more, brilliant, day, later, flamboyant, unfortunate, best, right, true, contemporary, german, literary, notorious, witty, prime, born, youthful, clever, 57th, sweet, ruined, profound, native, pure, pagan, schulze, above, century, 6th, earnest, bloody, aesthetic, decadent, gay, net, post, precocious, redoubtable, familiar, heather, triumphant, genuine, unlucky, honest, sublime, lush, wonderful, magenta, amorous, read, cynical, eminent, apparent, burly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wilde:
beasts, men, beastes, beast, fire, woods, bores, geese, people, man, deer, fruits, trees, horses, boare, cat, hors, wildernesse, enormities, boor, civility, uproar, drakes, hogs, fruit, horse, grapes, buffes, designe, beest, roade, wormes, oxen, vines, cherry, bushes, turkies, panthers, wisconsin, natives, mores, deare, ramsing, places, outlaw, apples, fowle, mares, bankes, tree, roses, rabbets, turkeys, conjectures, goates, swine, heades, ducks, hogges, plantations, points, grape, deserts, elephants, thistle, stood, instruments, againe, frenz, 1986a, felow, thyme, goate, abyss, america, stein, tunalls, substitutes, menozzi, beaste, woodmen, hitherto, countrey, company, oats, wanderment, irish, cucumber.

Consonant match to wilde:
world, wild, wield, weld, weald, wold, wald, whirled, willed, woald, whiled, welled, whorled, wheeled, walled, wailed, wolde, wooled, waled, whaled, woold, wylde, walde, weild.

Words that sound like wilde:
wild, wilde, wiled, whiled, wylde, wyld, wold, wield, weld, willed, wailed, wald, walled, wheeled, weald, welled, wld, waled, whaled, woold, walde, wooled, wolde, woald, wealed, world, while, wide, wilt, whirled, welt, walt, wilder, wile, wiley, wily, whorled, wilds, wylie, weil, wildy, worlde, wyden, weill, wyle, wilda, yde, wyd, wolt, wildes, wildt, welte, wyly, wila, wlt, woldt, wyla, -wide, wyde, child, mild, yelled, yield, sheild, piled, riled, tiled, yeld, sild, yold, schild, viled, yowled, hold, held, healed, howled, hailed, winged, hauled, heeled, holed, heald, hild, hald, holde, hilde, haled, hulled, hilled, heled, helled, huld, halde, dwelled, quelled, quailed, quilled, ouid, qualled.