Well, when wimpy and Goldy looked out the windows and saw what was coming, it was all off.
Supervisor Yaroslavsky is entitled to say anything he wants, but our concern is getting a contract for our members,’’ said UTU consultant Goldy Norton.
In February 2008 Craig Goldy accompanied Budgie on their first tour of Australia and has continued playing with Budgie as ’guest guitarist’ for all of their shows.
The downside to goldens is their coats are magnets for cockleburs, stickers, and general debris, which requires extra maintenance at the end of a hunt.
South African Goldens are the sweetest Golden Delicious that you can buy.
(transitive) To cover with a thin layer of gold; to cover with gold leaf. || (transitive) To adorn. || (transitive) To give a bright or pleasing aspect to. || (transitive) To make appear drunk.
The doors were ornately carved and gilded with glistening gold.
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1.(of a period) very happy and prosperous.
‘those _golden_ days before World War I’
‘According to Mr Phillips, the Tudor period was something of a _golden_ era for the village.’
2.(of a singing voice) rich and smooth.
‘a choir of young _golden_ voices’
‘As ‘the boy with the _golden_ voice,’ at the age of 12 he made a record on the Decca label and excelled as a boy singer.’
3.(of an opportunity) very favourable.
‘a _golden_ opportunity to boost foreign trade’
‘In the flurry to appear as though I was being on my best behaviour at work, I missed a _golden_ opportunity to tell Richard Wilkins how much I enjoy reading his blog.’
4.Coloured or shining like gold.
‘curls of glossy _golden_ hair’
‘miles of _golden_ sand’
5.Made or consisting of gold.
‘a _golden_ crown’
‘I was kneeling before my dearest Lewis, a _golden_ crown was perched high on his brow.’
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‘those _golden_ days before World War I’
