Guilder

[PussyCat]

A Dutch silver coin worth about forty cents; -- called
also florin and gulden.

[Sarah]

[Guilder] is a term for a lower class person used in a small region on the New York/Vermont border. It originated in the town of [Granville], after the inhabitants of a nearby hamlet (Guilder Hollow) which is now a part of the greater Granville township. This hamlet was settled by families from Holland lead by a charismatic leader. Eventually, the people who settled in Guilder Hollow ran out of money ([Dutch money] at the time was the Guilder) and these people became dependant on charities and later state aide. The term Guilder used the [settlers] former wealth ironically. It also implies slovenly habits.

The use of the word has broadened over the years to be applied to anyone of little means and culture. It has also spread to the surrounding communities who have their own take on the insult.

[Tanya Shivari]

A Vermont hick, especially one who lives in the Fair Haven-Benson-Orwell area, drives a [pickup truck], thinks [Larry the Cable Guy] is funny, looks forward to deer season, and refers back to one particular [high school football] season throughout his adult life with great regularity.

[PussyCat]

[a mans] penis. [mostly] used when a woman wants it or [if it] is being described.

[Vania]

The basic monetary unit of the Netherlands (until the introduction of the euro), equal to 100 cents.

[GarryDrold]

the standard unit of money used in the Netherlands before the introduction of the euro