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Definition of golden
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Golden
(a.) Made of gold;
consisting
of gold.
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Hydrastine
::
Hydrastine
(n.) An
alkaloid,
found in the
rootstock
of the
golden
seal
(Hydrastis
Canadensis),
and
extracted
as a
bitter,
white,
crystalline
substance.
It is used as a tonic and
febrifuge..
Hesperides
::
Hesperides
(n. pl.) The
garden
producing
the
golden
apples.
Yellow
::
Yellow
(n.) A
bright
golden
color,
reflecting
more light than any other
except
white;
the color of that part of the
spectrum
which is
between
the
orange
and
green..
Hesperides
::
Hesperides
(n. pl.) The
daughters
of
Hesperus,
or Night
(brother
of
Atlas),
and
fabled
possessors
of a
garden
producing
golden
apples,
in
Africa,
at the
western
extremity
of the known
world.
To slay the
guarding
dragon
and get some of these
apples
was one of the
labors
of
Hercules.
Called
also
Atlantides..
Gilthead
::
Gilthead
(n.) The
Pagrus,
/
Chrysophrys,
auratus,
a
valuable
food fish
common
in the
Mediterranean
(so named from its
golden-colored
head);
--
called
also
giltpoll..
Aureate
::
Aureate
(a.)
Golden;
gilded.
Hendiadys
::
Hendiadys
(n.) A
figure
in which the idea is
expressed
by two nouns
connected
by and,
instead
of by a noun and
limiting
adjective;
as, we drink from cups and gold, for
golden
cups..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
golden
plover
and the gray
plover.
Mormon
::
Mormon
(n.) One of a sect in the
United
States,
followers
of
Joseph
Smith,
who
professed
to have found an
addition
to the
Bible,
engraved
on
golden
plates,
called
the Book of
Mormon,
first
published
in 1830. The
Mormons
believe
in
polygamy,
and their
hierarchy
of
apostles,
etc., has
control
of civil and
religious
matters..
Round
::
Round (n.)
Anything
round,
as a
circle,
a
globe,
a ring. The
golden
round [the
crown]..
Shiner
::
Shiner
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
freshwater
American
cyprinoid
fishes,
belonging
to
Notropis,
or
Minnilus,
and
allied
genera;
as the
redfin
(Notropis
megalops),
and the
golden
shiner
(Notemigonus
chrysoleucus)
of the
Eastern
United
States;
also
loosely
applied
to
various
other
silvery
fishes,
as the
dollar
fish, or
horsefish,
menhaden,
moonfish,
sailor's
choice,
and the
sparada..
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-en () An
adjectival
suffix,
meaning
made of; as in
golden,
leaden,
wooden..
Toadhead
::
Toadhead
(n.) The
golden
plover.
Golden
::
Golden
(a.)
Having
the color of gold; as, the
golden
grain..
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.)
Hence:
Resembling
the
golden
age;
distinguished
for
peacefulness,
happiness,
contentment..
Marigold
::
Marigold
(n.) A name for
several
plants
with
golden
yellow
blossoms,
especially
the
Calendula
officinalis
(see
Calendula),
and the
cultivated
species
of
Tagetes..
Witwall
::
Witwall
(n.) The
golden
oriole.
Pettychaps
::
Pettychaps
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
European
singing
birds of the
subfamily
Sylviinae,
as the
willow
warbler,
the
chiff-chaff,
and the
golden
warbler
(Sylvia
hortensis)..
Whiteside
::
Whiteside
(n.) The
golden-eye.
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Saturn,
whose age or
reign,
from the
mildness
and
wisdom
of his
government,
is
called
the
golden
age..
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