NOUN
- the particles and flakes (and sometimes small nuggets) of gold obtained in placer mining
How To Use gold dust In A Sentence
- In television, a medium where you can't move for unfunny, awkward, comedy-kryptonite quartets, that's gold dust. Times, Sunday Times
- I found myself thinking, Sunny side of the street. Gold dust at my feet.
- Tickets for the concert are like gold dust.
- This, honey, is gold dust.
- Good gardeners are like gold dust these days — I just can't find one to help with my garden.
- They trucked knives for gold dust.
- At Kiukiang, where the vessel stopped, the lowdah and his men went ashore after receiving the gold dust and sycee shoes as their share of the plunder, while Wang, taking the junk and cargo as his portion, shipped a fresh crew and sailed on to Hankow, where he set up in business with the proceeds of his ill-gotten gains. Life and sport in China Second Edition
- Re the Norway trip; television coverage is gold dust, so the carper is an idiot. David Cameron Should Sack The Shadow Cabinet Briefer
- Ophir -- derived from a Hebrew word "dust," namely, gold dust. Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
- That's gold dust for advertisers who want to target a specific niche. Times, Sunday Times
