gold
- adjective
- /ɡoʊld/
- Look at that matte black box with nice gold font on it.
This is a soft pink base with a gold Sheen duochrome.
- This is a soft pink base with a gold Sheen duochrome.
- So now let's open up the gold palette that looks like this.
- And I like that it's on the gold side, not pink.
- I love like the little rose gold kind of a thing.
- This is one of their it says guilt gold dragon velvet lipstick.
Examples
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And then I got this gold cuff, which I love.
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And then we went for like all gold fixtures.
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It's like golden rose, like rose gold, rose gold, whatever.
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I love like the little rose gold kind of a thing.
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Let's try some rose gold, which is always nice.
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See a little contrast with that gold over here too.
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It looks like kind of a soft gold, but super brightening.
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This is a soft pink base with a gold Sheen duochrome.
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It looks like they're little gold bows with pearls.
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The jewelry shop displayed a stunning necklace made of gold that sparkled under the lights.
Synonyms
Made of gold or covered with gold
To have a shiny yellow color like gold
Has a deep warm gold color
A warm yellow color like gold
Having a light gold color or shine
Having a golden color or made of gold
Having a deep golden color like real gold
Having a deep golden color like gold
A dark yellow color with a little brown tone
Idioms
To pay someone for a service, especially to have them tell your future
Compounds
A pale, silver-coloured metal that people make by mixing gold with other metals for jewellery
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A thin layer of gold put on the surface of another material for decoration or protection
A large North American spider with black and yellow markings often found in gardens
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A mix of gold and other metals dentists use for fillings and crowns because it lasts a long time
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A low plant with small bright yellow flowers that grows on rocky mountain slopes
- UK
A fern from the West Indies and South America with bright yellow undersides on its fronds
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A mineral made of gold combined with tellurium found in gold deposits
- Australian
A climbing plant that stays green all year with large bright yellow flowers
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Money the IMF creates to help member countries keep their currencies stable without physical gold
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Financial products that let people invest in gold without holding physical gold
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gold comes from an old German word meaning 'yellow' or 'shining', a link you can feel in words such as yellow and glow. That's why we use gold to describe things made of the metal or things that have its bright yellow color.