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Definition of golden
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Golden
(a.) Made of gold;
consisting
of gold.
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Golden-rod
::
Golden-rod
(n.) A tall herb
(Solidago
Virga-aurea),
bearing
yellow
flowers
in a
graceful
elongated
cluster.
The name is
common
to all the
species
of the genus
Solidago..
Gage
::
Gage (n.) A
variety
of plum; as, the
greengage;
also, the blue gage, frost gage,
golden
gage, etc.,
having
more or less
likeness
to the
greengage.
See
Greengage..
Eagle
::
Eagle (n.) Any
large,
rapacious
bird of the
Falcon
family,
esp. of the
genera
Aquila
and
Haliaeetus.
The eagle is
remarkable
for
strength,
size,
graceful
figure,
keenness
of
vision,
and
extraordinary
flight.
The most noted
species
are the
golden
eagle
(Aquila
chrysaetus);
the
imperial
eagle of
Europe
(A.
mogilnik
/
imperialis);
the
American
bald eagle
(Haliaeetus
leucocephalus);
the
European
sea eagle (H.
albicilla);
and the great harpy eagle
(Thrasaetus
harpyia).
The
figure
of the
eagle,
as the
Chrysaniline
::
Chrysaniline
(n.) A
yellow
substance
obtained
as a
by-product
in the
manufacture
of
rosaniline.
It dyes silk a fine
golden-yellow
color.
Witwall
::
Witwall
(n.) The
golden
oriole.
Golden
::
Golden
(a.) Very
precious;
highly
valuable;
excellent;
eminently
auspicious;
as,
golden
opinions..
Aaron's Rod
::
Aaron's
rod () A plant with a tall
flowering
stem; esp. the great
mullein,
or
hag-taper,
and the
golden-rod..
Gild
::
Gild (v. t.) To
overlay
with a thin
covering
of gold; to cover with a
golden
color;
to cause to look like gold.
Ormolu
::
Ormolu
(n.) A
variety
of brass made to
resemble
gold by the use of less zinc and more
copper
in its
composition
than
ordinary
brass
contains.
Its
golden
color is often
heightened
by means of
lacquer
of some sort, or by use of
acids.
Called
also
mosaic
gold..
Sapajou
::
Sapajou
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of South
American
monkeys
of the genus
Cebus,
having
long and
prehensile
tails.
Some of the
species
are
called
also
capuchins.
The
bonnet
sapajou
(C.
subcristatus),
the
golden-handed
sapajou
(C.
chrysopus),
and the
white-throated
sapajou
(C.
hypoleucus)
are well known
species.
See
Capuchin..
Whiteside
::
Whiteside
(n.) The
golden-eye.
Flicker
::
Flicker
(n.) The
golden-winged
woodpecker
(Colaptes
aurutus);
-- so
called
from its
spring
note.
Called
also
yellow-hammer,
high-holder,
pigeon
woodpecker,
and
yucca..
Aurelia
::
Aurelia
(n.) The
chrysalis,
or pupa of an
insect,
esp. when
reflecting
a
brilliant
golden
color,
as that of some of the
butterflies..
Hesperides
::
Hesperides
(n. pl.) The
garden
producing
the
golden
apples.
Squaked
::
Squawweed
(n.) The
golden
ragwort.
See under
Ragwort.
Bullhead
::
Bullhead
(n.) The
golden
plover.
Doucker
::
Doucker
(v. t.) A grebe or
diver;
--
applied
also to the
golden-eye,
pochard,
scoter,
and other
ducks..
Buttercup
::
Buttercup
(n.) A plant of the genus
Ranunculus,
or
crowfoot,
particularly
R.
bulbosus,
with
bright
yellow
flowers;
--
called
also
butterflower,
golden
cup, and
kingcup.
It is the
cuckoobud
of
Shakespeare..
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.)
Hence:
Resembling
the
golden
age;
distinguished
for
peacefulness,
happiness,
contentment..
Ruddock
::
Ruddock
(n.) A piece of gold
money;
--
probably
because
the gold of coins was often
reddened
by
copper
alloy.
Called
also red
ruddock,
and
golden
ruddock..
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