“He left his coffee and blondie on top of the display case, untasted, and vanished into the crowd.”

“I think you're confusing her with Maxie, the blondie that I met down at the gym last Thursday.”

“There was blondie on has right and a lovely Italianate brunette on the other side.”

“There are also lemon bars, raspberry-almond bars, brownies, blondies, hermit bars, cupcakes and several varieties of rather flat scones.”

“A search on blondies in the 1918 cookbook doesn't turn up anything, but there is likely something similar under a different name.”

“It was fourteen dollars, for two coffees and two mingy blondies, which he paid without flinching, even leaving the change from his twenty in the concessionaire's plastic cup.”

“I don't find thin, leggy blondes particularly attractive, so I don't have some secret crush on the woman.”

“Because he repainted often, he was always calling personnel ordering up fresh blondes, brunettes or redheads.”

“The blondes of this world can convey an innocence us dark-haired chicks will never be able to pull off, even when we wear our hair in pigtails.”