similar in meaning to black gold, but instead of referring to crude oil, refers to nacho cheese coming out of the ground.
Person 1: "Have you heard of nacho cheese bubbling out of the ground?"
Person 2: "You mean like 'black gold'?"
Person 1: "No, GOLD gold!"
Person 2: "You mean like 'black gold'?"
Person 1: "No, GOLD gold!"
by sungodRa April 23, 2008
And adjective so amazing, it gives itself it's own meaning using steez. Goldeness comes from an amazing guy named brady
by #Boom69 September 21, 2014
by Me (aka the best) June 13, 2021
To describe something or a situation that is classic and/or priceless, like the ability of gold to stand the test of time and hold value. The term can be used to describe some epic adventure, great conquest,or just as a sarcastic remark to someone to patronize them.
dude: I slammed that hot redhead from the bar last nite.
dudes friend: That's gold!
example 2
tool : I just put a spoiler on the back my cavalier, it's so cool!
dude: Yeah that's gold.
dudes friend: That's gold!
example 2
tool : I just put a spoiler on the back my cavalier, it's so cool!
dude: Yeah that's gold.
by TV CAR April 9, 2010
Gold: A fun, loving, outgoing person. Always cheerful and there for you when you need her the most. A Gold is a good friend that you will never want to lose. She's an amazing person inside and out. She's very competitive and kind but mean when not in a good mood. She's also very beautiful. She's usually called goldie, goldilocks or silver. To have and know a Gold is a treasure best kept. Also, she has some bomb ass pussy.
Boy 1: who is that?
Boy 2: oh that's Gold
Boy 1: damn she's bad asf yo
Boy 2: tuhh you ain't gotta say it twice bro
Boy 2: oh that's Gold
Boy 1: damn she's bad asf yo
Boy 2: tuhh you ain't gotta say it twice bro
by Smhhh.hh March 14, 2017
To clench one's right fist and slam it down on one's left palm.
Performed when something funny or exciting is, has or is about to occur.
Performed when something funny or exciting is, has or is about to occur.
by Chaz36 August 12, 2005
by Jiub May 25, 2003