Goldi

[gohl-dee, gawl-]

noun

plural

Goldis ,

plural

Goldi .

1. Nanay.

Example Sentences

“For us, instead of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, it’s the Good, the Bad and the Goldi,” said Crawford, who referenced Leone’s film in his initial pitch to the studio.

From New York Times

“Just as the Ugly was a misunderstood character, when Goldi and the Bears come onscreen, you think they’re going to be villains, but then you find out there’s this deeper side to them.”

From New York Times

First Digital Chief Executive Ran Goldi said the deal was a natural fit, given the companies had been partners for two years.

From Reuters

On my favorite page, Goldi is asleep in the bed that was just right, until you pull the tab and she awakens to the intense stares of the three bears with hands on their hips, standing in the doorway.

From New York Times

The next morning, I met Alfredo at an old Italian villa-turned-restaurant in Tirana called Vila Goldi.

From The New Yorker