Examples of 'be a blonde' in a sentence
Meaning of "be a blonde"
be a blonde: Refers to having blonde hair color. It is often used to describe someone who has naturally blonde hair or has chosen to dye their hair blonde
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You have to be a blonde and exuberant.
Riley seems like he should be a blonde.
I would like to be a blonde femme fatale in one of your stories.
She should so not be a blonde.
She better be a blonde when I get out of here.
They said it would be a blonde.
Do not be a blonde dude in a vietnamese jail, June.
I have wanted to be a blonde for years.
The cop who walked up to the car also happened to be a blonde.
I do not want to be a blonde girl.
And no matter what color my hair is, I will always be a blonde.
Had to be a blonde.
At the end of the first act, Marina was revealed to be a blonde sexpot.
Will you be a blonde like Jackson and me?
I would like to be a blonde.
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I would like to be a blonde femme fatale in one of your stories . A blonde.
Always wanted to be a blonde.
I have wanted to be a blonde for years . The Joan Crawford look is so passe.
I am too old to be a blonde.
No Mordecai, you do not have to do this, you do not have to be a blonde.
Of course, she has to be a blonde American.
As the noted political commentator Pamela Anderson once said ; “ It 's great to be a blonde.
Perhaps she 'd be a blonde.
Could it be a blonde haired?!
By your voice, you must be a blonde.
I ´ d like to be a blonde.
You know, you should be a blonde.
It 's confirmed, there will be a Blonde and Legal 3.
That 's why it had to be a blonde.
Nice hair . Always wanted to be a blonde.
Blonde. I'm too old to be a blonde.
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