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red
/rɛd/
Definition
1
A color at the end of the visible spectrum, resembling the hue of blood, fire, or ripe cherries; evokes passion, danger, or warmth.
2
In debt or financial loss, as in 'in the red' (contrasted with 'in the black' for profit).
3
Associated with communism, socialism, or left-wing politics (e.g., 'Red Scare').
4
Blushing or flushed, indicating embarrassment, anger, or exertion (e.g., 'red-faced').
Examples
She painted the town red after her promotion, but woke up regretting the neon regret.
His bank account is so deep in the red, it's auditioning for a submarine movie.
The politician turned red when asked about his 'alternative facts' collection.
That sunset was so red, even the clouds were blushing about the view.