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bilt
/bɪlt/
Definition
1
Slang term referring to the act of developing one's muscles to an extremely ripped and muscular state, often used as a playful variant of 'built.'
2
Informal adjective describing someone who is exceptionally muscular and well-defined, akin to 'built like a tank.'
Examples
After six months of deadlifts and protein shakes, he's finally bilt enough to scare away the squirrels at the park.
Don't bilt just for the 'gram – make sure your back muscles match your front, or it's all smoke and mirrors.
She walked in bilt like a superhero who'd traded the cape for cargo shorts and chalk dust.
My grandma says I'm bilt now, but I think she means 'built for bingo night endurance.'