Having a golden-colored mouth; describing something with a mouth that is golden in appearance.
Participle form of 'goldenmouth,' combining 'golden' + 'mouth' + '-ed' (Old English '-ade' suffix indicating a state or condition). Common in older English for describing animals.
The '-ed' ending on adjectives is usually for past tense, but here it works differently—it's a descriptor like 'long-haired' or 'blue-eyed,' showing how English reuses patterns creatively!
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