gold stick
gold stick noun: the gilded or gold-head staff carried on state occasions by the bearer, or presented to the colonel of a regiment of Life Guards.
Noun (1)
gold stick (plural gold sticks)
Noun (2) capitalized: Gold Stick
Gold Stick (plural Gold Sticks)
- A ceremonial bodyguard to the British Royal Household, holding the rank of colonel.
Forms of gold stick
| plural | gold sticks |
|---|---|
| plural | Gold Sticks |
Origin of gold stick
From the gold-headed staff he carried.
Questions about gold stick
- What does gold stick mean?
- Gold stick means the gilded or gold-head staff carried on state occasions by the bearer, or presented to the colonel of a regiment of Life Guards.
- What part of speech is gold stick?
- Gold stick is a noun.
- What is the plural of gold stick?
- The plural of gold stick is gold sticks.
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