red
/rɛd/
noun
- The color red.
- The artist mixed blue and yellow to create red.
- Red is my favorite color because it is so vibrant.
- She decorated the room in shades of red and gold.
- A person who supports communist or socialist ideas (sometimes used as a label).
- He was called a red because of his left-wing beliefs.
- The newspaper accused the senator of being a red.
- The term 'red' was used to describe communists during the Cold War.
adjective
- Having the color of blood, fire, or a ripe tomato.
- She wore a bright red dress to the party.
- He painted the front door red to make it stand out.
- The autumn leaves turned a deep red color.
- Having a reddish complexion, often from anger, embarrassment, or sunburn.
- His face turned red when he realized his mistake.
- The coach's face went red with frustration during the game.
- After a day at the beach, her shoulders were red and sore.
- Relating to or supporting communist or socialist political systems (often used historically).
- The red army fought in the Russian Civil War.
- During the Cold War, many countries were divided into red and blue alliances.
- Some older people still remember the red scare of the 1950s.
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