Used with adjective complement

• turn: Talk about the cycle of new life and how the leaves turn golden in autumn time before falling from the trees.

• have: As an added bonus, this particular variety has golden, ferny leaves.

• make: Experts and make golden clicked on the many produts available.

• gleam: Patches of yellow lichen cover the ground at intervals, gleaming absolutely golden under the evening sun.

Modifies a noun

• sand: Large expanse of golden sand, even at high tide.

• eagle: What if golden eagles could fly round the world and talk Chinese, Japanese and English?

• oldie: This isn't necessarily the case now - the charity regularly rehomes healthy golden oldies.

• syrup: What to do Put three cans of golden syrup in the white bucket.

• plover: Back on the coach a group of waders in a field were thought to be golden plover seen only by Dorothy.

• beach: Margate The town of Margate is a typical English seaside resort with golden sand beaches.

Modifying Another Word

• lightly: Add the bacon and continue to cook for a further 15 minutes stirring occasionally, until lightly golden.

• truly: The least we can do is make their Golden years truly golden.

• all: To the visitors it is all golden; for the hosts, it has another side.

• just: As soon as the monkfish has started to brown, add the chopped shallots and cook until just golden.

• not: It was the Snake, and was not golden, but black.

• really: But she seemed to match the really Golden slave of Zelensky.

Preposition: in

• color: The soap nuts are sticky and golden in color when removed changing to reddish brown when dried.