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Definition of golden
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Golden
(a.)
Having
the color of gold; as, the
golden
grain..
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Tut
::
Tut (n.) An
imperial
ensign
consisting
of a
golden
globe with a cross on it.
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..
Solidago
::
Solidago
(n.) A genus of
yellow-flowered
composite
perennial
herbs;
golden-rod.
Whitethroat
::
Whitethroat
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of Old World
warblers,
esp. the
common
European
species
(Sylvia
cinerea),
called
also
strawsmear,
nettlebird,
muff, and
whitecap,
the
garden
whitethroat,
or
golden
warbler
(S.
hortensis),
and the
lesser
whitethroat
(S.
curruca)..
Zalambdodont
::
Zalambdodont
(n.) One of the
Zalambdodonta.
The
tenrec,
solenodon,
and
golden
moles are
examples..
Gild
::
Gild (v. t.) To
overlay
with a thin
covering
of gold; to cover with a
golden
color;
to cause to look like gold.
Caranx
::
Caranx
(n.) A genus of
fishes,
common
on the
Atlantic
coast,
including
the
yellow
or
golden
mackerel..
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::
-en () An
adjectival
suffix,
meaning
made of; as in
golden,
leaden,
wooden..
Sonnish
::
Sonnish
(a.) Like the sun;
sunny;
golden.
Chrysochlore
::
Chrysochlore
(n.) A South
African
mole of the genus
Chrysochloris;
the
golden
mole, the fur of which
reflects
brilliant
metallic
hues of green and
gold..
Goldfish
::
Goldfish
(n.) A small
domesticated
cyprinoid
fish
(Carassius
auratus);
-- so named from its
color.
It is
native
of
China,
and is said to have been
introduced
into
Europe
in 1691. It is often kept as an
ornament,
in small ponds or glass
globes.
Many
varieties
are
known.
Called
also
golden
fish, and
golden
carp. See
Telescope
fish, under
Telescope..
Marigold
::
Marigold
(n.) A name for
several
plants
with
golden
yellow
blossoms,
especially
the
Calendula
officinalis
(see
Calendula),
and the
cultivated
species
of
Tagetes..
Argonaut
::
Argonaut
(n.) Any one of the
legendary
Greek
heroes
who
sailed
with
Jason,
in the Argo, in quest of the
Golden
Fleece..
Saturnian
::
Saturnian
(a.)
Hence:
Resembling
the
golden
age;
distinguished
for
peacefulness,
happiness,
contentment..
Ovenbird
::
Ovenbird
(n.) In the
United
States,
Seiurus
aurocapillus;
--
called
also
golden-crowned
thrush..
Orangeroot
::
Orangeroot
(n.) An
American
ranunculaceous
plant
(Hidrastis
Canadensis),
having
a
yellow
tuberous
root; -- also
called
yellowroot,
golden
seal, etc..
Squaked
::
Squawweed
(n.) The
golden
ragwort.
See under
Ragwort.
Moly
::
Moly (n.) A kind of
garlic
(Allium
Moly) with large
yellow
flowers;
--
called
also
golden
garlic.
Baltimore Oriole
::
Baltimore
oriole
() A
common
American
bird
(Icterus
galbula),
named after Lord
Baltimore,
because
its
colors
(black
and
orange
red) are like those of his coat of arms; --
called
also
golden
robin..
Oriole
::
Oriole
(n.) Any one of
various
species
of Old World
singing
birds of the
family
Oriolidae.
They are
usually
conspicuously
colored
with
yellow
and
black.
The
European
or
golden
oriole
(Oriolus
galbula,
or O.
oriolus)
has a very
musical
flutelike
note..
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