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gold dust
noun
gold in fine particles.
gold dust
noun
gold in the form of small particles or powder, as found in placer-mining
a valuable or rare thing
tickets for this match are gold dust
Word History and Origins
Origin of gold dust1
Example Sentences
Owen says this is typical of many people he treats: "When people get to these crossroads, when they wake up and realise what they are doing, that's a gold dust moment for me."
Professor Mahesh Anand is the only scientist in the UK to have been loaned this extremely rare material, which he describes as "more precious than gold dust".
He said the video the pair allegedly filmed of "the moment the world famous tree was cut down" was "gold dust" and would have "gone viral".
But every now and then you get a gift of gold dust like Conrad.”
PokiChloe compared those cards that get a 10 to "gold dust".
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