"The First Wives Club" star Hawn

Usage examples of goldie.

Goldie was with him, of course, sitting up front toting a Skorpion machine gun.

When Goldie Morran came to him with her plan to rid the station of Skeeter Jackson, he saw a golden opportunity to rid it of Goldie Morran, as well--a woman he knew in his bones broke the cardinal rule of time touring with every gate that opened, but was slick enough not to get caught.

Kit asked warily as Goldie sank another ball in the corner pocket with a rattle like doom.

I'm afraid, Goldie, I can't declare you winner by default on the grounds that Skeeter will be gone for at least two weeks downtime.

On the grubby movie screen on which, earlier in the journey, the inflight inevitability of Walter Matthau had stumbled lugubriously into the aerial ubiquity of Goldie Hawn, there were shadows moving, projected by the nostalgia of the hostages, and the most sharply defined of them was this spindly adolescent, Ismail Najmuddin, mummy's angel in a Gandhi cap, running tiffins across the town.

A crushed pack of Goldies appeared by way of a gray-sleeved hand and arm.

Besides, Skeeter was too much like Goldie to spend his time rescuing a worthless slave when he could be scamming so much gold downtime, she'd never catch up.

A few moments later Goldie Lesher lurched across the threshold, his face looking as bleached and rubbery as a corpse's under the shaggy cap of golden curls.

Goldie would've bet the very gold in her teeth that Skeeter's attacker had been swindled downtime and had somehow come through the gate looking for revenge.

But this time, the semi-nude figure of Goldie Lesher floated on the ripples down there, arms and legs extended like some kind of dead water bug, face buried under water.