Synonym: blond, light-haired. Similar words: blond, oblong, london, wonder, ponder, yonder, on demand, no wonder. Meaning: [blɒnd] 
n. 1. a person with fair skin and hair 2. a light grayish yellow to near white. adj. being or having light colored skin and hair and usually blue or grey eyes.
n. 1. a person with fair skin and hair 2. a light grayish yellow to near white. adj. being or having light colored skin and hair and usually blue or grey eyes. 
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1 In China, her blonde hair was conspicuous.
2 Use blonde highlights to brighten your hair.
3 She's not just a dumb blonde.
4 Sue has blonde streaks in her hair.
5 She's got straight blonde hair.
6 None of my children has/have blonde hair.
7 She was wearing a blonde wig.
8 She is tall and blonde,[www.Sentencedict.com] with a permanent tan.
9 He got off with that blonde.
10 He walked in with a tall blonde on his arm .
11 He wears his blonde hair unfashionably long.
12 She has blonde hair and big blue eyes.
13 Stop making eyes at that blonde!
14 His wife was blonde and fashionably thin.
15 I sounded like a ditzy blonde!
16 She's no dumb blonde .
17 Erica was solemn(sentencedict.com), pulling at her blonde curls.
18 Is she a natural blonde ?
19 She's had blonde tints put in her hair.
20 She dyed her hair blonde.
21 Melissa was a tall, buxom blonde.
22 She was fair-complexioned with pale blonde hair.
23 Blonde hair cascaded over her shoulders.
24 The blue sundress set off her long blonde hair.
25 Her blonde hair was hidden underneath a baseball cap.
26 She soon found herself typecast as a dizzy blonde.
27 His blonde hair offset a deep tan.
28 He's six feet tall , with blonde hair.
29 He went out with a succession of blonde bimbos.
30 There were two little girls, one Asian and one with blonde hair.
More similar words: blond, oblong, london, wonder, ponder, yonder, on demand, no wonder, condemn, wonder at, condense, condemned, pondering, ponderous, wondering, wonderful, despondent, respondent, nondescript, condemning, condescend, despondency, wonderfully, despondence, imponderable, despondently, preponderate, preponderant, condemnation, condensation.