The word 'blond' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an adjective to describe someone who has light-coloured hair. For example: “She had long, blond hair.”.
His voice and sound mark him as the male Adele or Amy Winehouse, both of whom he adores; indeed, the blond swoosh of dye atop his quiff was partly inspired by Winehouse.
Valk, who is tall and lanky with sandy blond hair, has an easy smile and outgoing demeanor.
He has blond choirboy hair, his body is pale and vulnerable and, on his beautiful face, innocence dances with filth across wide eyes and stung, parted lips.
Trautmann, who had been a member of the Hitler Youth, was blond and tall, with blue eyes, and looked the very picture of the ideal Aryan.
They might have done had not Puskas, in the opening 8-3 win over West Germany, been kicked from behind by the blond German centre-half, Werner Liebrich.
So far, the laboratory has found Wymore's various morgellons fibres to be: nylon; cotton; a blond human hair; a fungal fibre; a rodent hair; and down, most likely from geese or ducks.
That October, he told Top Gear magazine that TV bosses were obsessed with having "black Muslim lesbians" on shows to balance white heterosexual men: "The problem is that television executives have got it into their heads that if one presenter on a show is a blond-haired, blue-eyed heterosexual boy, the other must be a black Muslim lesbian.
In a slowly increasing trend for American law enforcement, the Kansas City police department recently appointed its first LGBT liaison, Rebecca Caster, an affable, blond-haired, out-lesbian cop who's proud to work for a "very progressive" city "that is willing to push the envelope and create change".
A little later, he wrote a poem praising he claimed a girl with a dark-blond plait whom he had met at the House of Writers.
HIS big bleach-blond mane was unmistakable, but this time his mouth, the biggest in Dutch politics, stayed shut.
In its own way, Paraguay is a melting pot: the countryside is full of blond-haired, blue-eyed peasants who speak fluent Guaraní and halting Spanish.
