blonde

Converse of object

• prefer: If I had to choose, I'd be in the 13 % , but I guess more people prefer blondes.

Adjective modifier

• leggy: There are snide cops and leggy blondes, and the inevitable dead bodies, which pop up at inconvenient and unexpected moments.
• Non: They are 3 Non Blondes, Lenny Henry, Meera Syal and Asian stand-ups Inder Manocha and Russell Peters.
• long: The Long Blondes Top DIY Buzz Chart The Long Blondes top this week's DIY Buzz Chart.
• dumb: I think that dumb blondes in society are actually a lot smarter than people give them credit for.
• gorgeous: Three gorgeous blondes came up to me and handed me a note.

Modifies a noun

• bombshell: In call escort service in Wolverhampton by simply stunning looking blond bombshell, to good to be true!
• wig: There, in teased blond wig, goes Chick with a Dick; Satan trots by in search of a sandwich.
• bimbo: Anyway he was gone and living with a blond bimbo with a drink problem.
• babe: RRP £ 14.99 | Our Price £ 9.00 Films from the agency containing Tony & a blond babe enjoying anal.
• curl: I saw my slim body with its blond curls.
• escort: Meet Angel, a sexy, sensual and experienced blond escort based in the North West.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: Having signed in, he was greeted by a pretty blond woman in uniform, who'd also just arrived.
• long: She has very long blond hair, which may have been dyed brown, which she normally wears in two plaits.
• very: This pint looks very blond next to Andrew's brunette beer.
• not: Well, I am female, but not blond.

Used with adjective complement

• go: Sick of Helen getting more boats than me, am convinced going blond will solve problem.
• look: This pint looks very blond next to Andrew's brunette beer.
• dye: But no, there was Lucy, all in black, hair dyed blond, rushing up to hug us.

Preposition: with

• eye: CHLOE 28, 5ft 7 inch, slim ( size 8 ), attractive blond with blue eyes.