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Definition of golden-haired in English: golden-hairedadjective Having hair of the colour of gold. a golden-haired little girl Example sentencesExamples - To the palaces of all the Gods and Goddesses Thor went, but in none of them did he find Sif, his golden-haired wife.
- As the relationship developed, the golden-haired Scott soon realised that there was a great deal more to the indisputably beautiful Zelda.
- Then there is young Sylvia, the fragile, golden-haired casualty of a smashed-up marriage, who flies like a missionary angel into Africa, to heal the sick.
- By him are two women: a stunning golden-haired rose, and a woman of dark complexion but with a pale soul.
- Dubbed 'the Golden Girl' by the Argus on 30 November 1956, the blue-eyed, golden-haired Cuthbert was a shy, unaffected hero.
- Unbeknownst to him, however, his wife, Molly, was at that moment trudging through the snow towards the house, hand in hand with a ragged, golden-haired two-year-old girl.
- She lavished infinite affections on her golden-haired boy and schemed to have Claudius grant him sole position as heir.
- Her best friend was Theresa Godfrey, a plump golden-haired girl whose father was the manager of the Rural bank and whose mother was the president of the local CWA.
- During this time, Jane came into town and finally made the acquaintance of the golden-haired young man who had once visited Netherfield.
- An exquisite, golden-haired child just entering womanhood's embrace, she is blessed - and cursed - with a great gift.
- She has tracked her down to the Chicago college where she now teaches, crashing into her new life like an Alabama hurricane and demanding to know what happened to the golden-haired god they both dated as teenagers.
- I put my magazine to bed, not in the manner of a parent tucking a golden-haired child beneath an eiderdown, more like a psychiatric nurse restraining a violently disturbed patient for the night.
- Presently he returned, and behind him came a tall, gaunt woman bearing in her arms a very beautiful child, dark-eyed, golden-haired, a wonderful mixture of the Saxon and the Latin.
- He would have emphasised the pageant, the set piece battles, the courage and golden-haired majesty of this heroic military genius.
- Adele is vapid; a childish caricature of the conventional golden-haired doll-like women of Victorian literature.
- One was a very beautiful golden-haired woman of about Mrs Gardiner's age, the other an elegant, elderly lady with a familiar pair of intense dark blue eyes.
- The first day I ever spent in 'Surprise City' (as Reykjavik is called), I found golden-haired princesses and sword-wielding knights enacting fairy-tale sagas on the main bridge in the capital.
- The golden-haired boy of Athens complained of "tightness in his back" following his US record breaking swim in the 200m freestyle last night.
- A week later he was still thinking of the golden-haired beauty.
- So far, the golden-haired maiden was not making much progress with her student.
Synonyms fair-haired, light-haired, tow-headed
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