golden
adjective
/ˈɡəʊld(ə)n/
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- 1bright yellow in colour
golden hair
golden brown:Fry the chicken joints in the oil until golden brown.
Synonyms and related wordsWords used to describe specific coloursalabasteramberamethyst - 2mainly literarymade of gold
a golden ring
Synonyms and related wordsMade of a particular metalbrazenbronzecast-iron - 3very happy or successfulgolden days/years:
The seventies were the golden years of Australian tennis.
Synonyms and related wordsSuccessfulsuccessfulleadingthriving - 4excellent; completely reliableThese straps are new to the fitness market but they are absolutely golden for strengthening your core.Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 13/01/2016 - 5
to be golden
to be set; to be good to go; to be in a happy or fortunate positionIf watching TV on your phone in the bathroom is worth $30 to you, you’re golden.I was meant to be out until 11 and it’s not even 9. I’ve made time; I’m golden!Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 13/01/2016 - 6
a golden key can open any door
used to say that something has an ability to achieve extraordinary thingsJack: how did Alex get into such a good university? His grades were poor! Sally: Well, he is living in an affluent area of the city, and a golden key can open any door.In my opinion, charm usually serves as a golden key that opens all doors.Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 21/05/2019
golden
adjective
/ˈɡoʊld(ə)n/
© Macmillan New Zealand
© Royalty-Free/Corbis
- 1bright yellow in color
golden hair
golden brown:Fry the chicken joints in the oil until golden brown.
Synonyms and related wordsWords used to describe specific colorsalabasteramberamethyst - 2mainly literarymade of gold
a golden ring
Synonyms and related wordsMade of a particular metalbrazenbronzecast-iron - 3very happy or successfulgolden days/years:
The seventies were the golden years of Australian tennis.
Synonyms and related wordsSuccessfulsuccessfulleadingthriving - 4excellent; completely reliableThese straps are new to the fitness market but they are absolutely golden for strengthening your core.Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 13/01/2016 - 5
to be golden
to be set; to be good to go; to be in a happy or fortunate positionIf watching TV on your phone in the bathroom is worth $30 to you, you’re golden.I was meant to be out until 11 and it’s not even 9. I’ve made time; I’m golden!Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 13/01/2016 - 6
a golden key can open any door
used to say that something has an ability to achieve extraordinary thingsJack: how did Alex get into such a good university? His grades were poor! Sally: Well, he is living in an affluent area of the city, and a golden key can open any door.In my opinion, charm usually serves as a golden key that opens all doors.Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 21/05/2019