gold

Metal that is only gold with nothing else in it

Pure gold containing no other metals

A metal with 75 percent pure gold used in jewelry

A symbol for the metal gold on the periodic table

A Latin name that scientists and writers use for the metal gold

A metal made of about 87 percent gold used for jewelry

Has no value or use

A person who is very kind and generous

To try very hard to win first place in a competition

Very rare and hard to get

A chance to make money in a place or situation

To pay someone for a service, especially to have them tell your future

A medal made of gold that a winner gets in competitions, often in sports

A source of many useful things like information or money

A woman who starts relationships with men mainly to get money or gifts

A system where people can exchange a country's money for gold

A time when many people go quickly to a place to look for gold

A reward that someone hopes to get but finds hard to reach

The best and most trusted example that people use to judge other things

A place where people dig to find gold

A thin layer of gold put on the surface of another material for decoration or protection

Small pieces of gold that you find in rivers or the ground

Metal that is only gold with nothing else in it

Very thin sheets of gold used to decorate objects and food

A sudden time when many people start a new business to try to get rich

A shiny yellow rock or thing that looks like gold but is worthless

A pale, silver-coloured metal that people make by mixing gold with other metals for jewellery

To have a shiny yellow color like gold

A valuable liquid like oil or honey

A wealthy area by the coast with large, expensive houses

A person who digs or pans for gold

Pure gold containing no other metals

A piece of tableware or object of ordinary metal covered with a thin layer of gold

A metal with 75 percent pure gold used in jewelry

A strong excitement and greed to find gold during a gold rush

A joke or moment in a show that people find very funny and memorable

Very thin sheets of gold used to decorate things like frames and art

A valuable black oil that countries sell for money

A cord of shiny gold thread used to decorate clothes or curtains

A person who digs or pans for gold at a mine

A strong, popular type of marijuana first grown near Acapulco, Mexico

A mixture of gold and silver that has a slight green color

A dark yellow color with a little brown tone

The former name of the country now called Ghana when it was a British colony

Financial products that let people invest in gold without holding physical gold

A mix of gold and other metals made to be stronger or change color

A metal made of about 87 percent gold used for jewelry

A person who hammers gold into very thin sheets to cover objects

A mix of gold and other metals dentists use for fillings and crowns because it lasts a long time

Money the IMF creates to help member countries keep their currencies stable without physical gold

A person who washes soil and small stones in a pan to find gold

A 22-karat yellow gold used to make old British coins

A fern from the West Indies and South America with bright yellow undersides on its fronds

A large North American spider with black and yellow markings often found in gardens

A low plant with small bright yellow flowers that grows on rocky mountain slopes

A bright yellow powder used to make art and frames look like gold

An annual plant with small yellow flowers grown for oil-rich seeds and fiber

A mineral made of gold combined with tellurium found in gold deposits

A very small North American bird with a bright golden crown on its head

A small flying insect with a white furry body and a yellow tuft at the tail

A person who makes jewelry and other things from gold

A climbing plant that stays green all year with large bright yellow flowers

A reddish brass metal often used for cheap jewelry and fittings

A place or thing that has valuable information not easy to find