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Goldy

Definition:

Goldy can refer to a person, an object, or a characteristic related to gold.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun (Person):

Goldy can be a nickname or a given name for someone with a golden or yellowish complexion or hair.

Example sentence: My friend's son is nicknamed Goldy because he has beautiful golden locks.

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2. Noun (Object):

Goldy can also refer to an object made of gold or resembling gold in color or appearance.

Example sentence: The necklace she wore was adorned with a goldy pendant.

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3. Adjective:

Goldy as an adjective describes something that resembles or pertains to gold.

Example sentence: The sunset painted the sky in beautiful goldy hues.

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4. Adverb:

Goldy as an adverb can describe an action done in a manner similar to gold.

Example sentence: She danced beautifully and gracefully, her arms moving goldy in the air.

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5. Local (Place):

In some regions, "Goldy" is a colloquial term used to refer to places related to gold mining or a location known for its gold deposits.

Example sentence: We went on vacation to the Goldy region, hoping to explore some old gold mines.

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6. Local (Person or Animal):

In certain cultures, "Goldy" can be a specific nickname or term of endearment for a person or animal with a golden or valuable personality.

Example sentence: Goldy, the loyal golden retriever, provided comfort to the children at the local hospital.

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