amaranth
/ˈæməˌrænθ/
noun
- A plant with small, colorful flowers, often grown for its seeds or leaves, which are used as food.
- The farmer planted amaranth in the field because it grows well in dry conditions.
- You can cook amaranth leaves like spinach for a nutritious side dish.
- Amaranth is a popular grain in many gluten-free recipes.
- A dark red or purple color, like the color of some amaranth flowers.
- She wore a beautiful amaranth dress to the wedding.
- The curtains were a rich amaranth that matched the carpet.
- The artist mixed a deep amaranth shade for the sunset in her painting.