gilf

gilf — noun

1. a slang term for an older adult whom people talk about as sexually attractive, e

1.名詞C1
釋義

a slang term for an older adult whom people talk about as sexually attractive, especially when that person already has grandchildren.

例句

The gossip site called the actor a gilf after his beach photos went viral.

call + person + a gilf in gossip talk

On the podcast, Rina joked that her friends now had a favorite TV gilf.

favorite TV gilf for celebrity attraction talk

同義詞
  • silver fox

    Usually sounds more flattering and is especially common for attractive older men.

  • milf

    Specifically refers to an attractive mother and usually suggests someone younger than a gilf.

  • hottie

    A much broader informal word for an attractive person of any adult age.

文法句型

call + person + a gilf

label + person + a gilf

用法筆記

Usually seen in joking, online, or sexualized talk about celebrities or older adults. Many people consider it crude or disrespectful, so it is not a neutral word for an older person.

常見錯誤

❌He became a gilf as soon as his first grandchild was born.
✅People online started calling him a gilf because they found him attractive after his first grandchild was born.
💡Having grandchildren alone does not make someone a gilf; the word adds sexual attraction.
❌The article used gilf to mean any elderly person.
✅The article used gilf for an older celebrity some readers found sexually attractive.
💡This is sexualized slang, not a neutral age label.