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Definition of gold : 1. A metallic element, constituting the most precious metal used as a common commercial medium of exchange. It has a characteristic yellow color, is one of the heaviest substances known ( specific gravity 19. 32), is soft, and very malleable and ductile. It is quite unalterable by heat, moisture, and most corrosive agents, and therefore well suited for its use in coin and jewelry. Symbol Au ( Aurum). Atomic weight 196. 7.
2. A yellow color, like that of the metal; as, a flower tipped with gold.
3. Alt. of Goolde
4. Figuratively, something precious or pure; as, hearts of gold.
5. Money; riches; wealth.

Synonyms:

opulent, bucks, amethyst, atomic number 79, flamboyant, sumptuous, favorable, baby-blue, halcyon, phenomenon, banknote, bronze, gong, green, metallic, princely, lolly, specie, cup, chromatic, fortunate, tender, dream, leaden, blue ribbon, model, florid, specious, chips, gilt, needful, bills, legal tender, shekels, beige, AU, masterpiece, long green, ribbon, classic, cabbage, aluminium, bronze medal, bluish, inspiration, bauxite, leaded, the sublime, jack, bread, chrome, gold medal, prosperous, notes, prize, marvel, brass, grand, favourable, avocado, moola, brazen, coin, pelf, property, medal, thoroughbred, deluxe, kale, aureate, meretricious, luxurious, miracle, alabaster, lucky, ferrous, azure, cast iron

europium, iridium, cobalt, zinc, neon, arsenic, carbon, argon, beryllium, silver, polonium, boron, promethium, platinum, antimony, radium, americium, chlorine, sulfur, mendelevium, tellurium, cadmium, erbium, copper, technetium, praseodymium, magnesium, cesium, fermium, germanium, nickel, oxygen, lithium, thallium, palladium, mercury, californium, rhodium, xenon, berkelium, curium, thulium, ruthenium, lutetium, gallium, nitrogen, manganese, molybdenum, krypton, uranium, phosphorus, tin, bromine, terbium, cerium, lanthanum, niobium, hydrogen, scandium, potassium, rubidium, thorium, holmium, osmium, strontium, indium, iodine, neptunium, hafnium, helium, vanadium, sodium, bismuth, neodymium, rhenium, ytterbium, einsteinium, gadolinium, calcium, nobelium, plutonium, titanium, dysprosium, lead, francium, iron, chromium, selenium, aluminum, yttrium, tungsten, silicon, astatine, actinium, tantalum, fluorine, barium, radon, zirconium, samarium, element, protactinium

blackness, biscuit, blue, brown, aquamarine, black, aqua, apricot

metal

funds, draft, bankroll, pounds, scratch, issue, coinage, pocket money, fortune, receipts, ways and means, nugget, cash, proceeds, assets, coupon, net worth, bank note, gross, promissory note, check, petty cash, treasure, IOU, bond, wad, spending money, money order, moolah, dollar, ingot, greenback, wealth, wampum, balance sheet, swag, purse, wallet, lucre, loot, worth, bill, money, currency, dough, bullion, capital, wherewithal, stock, sterling, note, change, profit, income

ecru, honey, golden, lemon, crocus, champagne, jasmine, citron, chartreuse, straw, fallow, dandelion, buttery, maize, sunny, sunshine, flaxen, jaundiced, amber, gilded, aurin, primrose, mustard, saffron, sallow, goldenrod, sandy, cream-colored, xanthic, tawny, canary, creamy, honey-colored, yellow, buff

Usage examples:

• He had two pounds put away, in gold. - "A Poor Man's House", Stephen Sydney Reynolds.
• It is said to be very rich in yellow gold. - "The Scarlet Banner", Felix Dahn.
• Put money into this gold mine! - "The Project Gutenberg Plays of John Galsworthy, Complete", John Galsworthy.