WordNet
n. very tall branching herb with showy much-doubled yellow flower heads [syn: double gold, hortensia, Rudbeckia laciniata hortensia]
Usage examples of "golden glow".
His face wreathed in a golden glow, eyes flashing, he threw his head back and gave it all he had.
Her gaze was caught by the flame burning beside her, a flickering golden glow, restless but strong, that hissed as if whispering secrets.
They were in a more spacious corridor, carpeted and tapestried, over which hanging lamps shed a golden glow.
It was late afternoon, and the setting sun bathed the little house in a golden glow.
Part of me wanted to sink into the golden glow of her, and be lost.
The torch hed carried had long since guttered out, but the golden glow that suffused the room was plenty of light.
When she spoke of CU2 Hawk a golden glow lighted her mind's radiance.
Still, the woman joined the other two Imotru in their celebration, splashing happily within the golden glow of reflected light.
His hand came from under his robe holding something that flamed and burned in the sun, changing the light to a pulsing golden glow in which the flesh of Xaltotun looked like the flesh of a corpse.
Some of the gods and goddesses were distinguishable as such only by their size or a certain golden glow to their skins, but others had gleaming thunderbolts hovering above their heads or wore curling ram's horns.
Pingalap vanished into the golden glow and the length of cloth abruptly snapped tight.