Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A name given to all the so-called bronzes which have a golden color.
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Examples
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For dinner, her overall style was a bit funkier: Her gold eye shadow became even more prominent, and her lips were painted a bronze-gold color.
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For dinner, her overall style was a bit funkier: Her gold eye shadow became even more prominent, and her lips were painted a bronze-gold color.
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For dinner, her overall style was a bit funkier: Her gold eye shadow became even more prominent, and her lips were painted a bronze-gold color.
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For dinner, her overall style was a bit funkier: Her gold eye shadow became even more prominent, and her lips were painted a bronze-gold color.
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I love their super-fine glitters, too, especially the bronze-gold one.
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But his gaze was also a spectacular bronze-gold incolour, enhanced by lashes lush as sable and dark as ebony.
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Neville was no heavier than he had been, but now he was huge, surely the size of an eagle, and his outspread wings overshadowed her, as his eyes glowed the same bronze-gold as her sword and the golden aura that surrounded them both.
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Now she held a shining sword, with a blade polished to a mirror finish, bronze-gold as the heart of the sun.
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I watched them pacing slowly ahead, his arm around her, black hair close to bronze-gold ringlets.
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A bronze-gold nostril poked up through the new breathing hole, and the dragonet rested for a while.
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