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crimson

[krim-zuhn, -suhn] / ˈkrɪm zən, -sən /


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There are exceptions: I remember my first taste of Negroni, a bolt of crimson bitterness across my brain, requiring a second investigatory sip and then an order of another.

From Washington Post

TEL AVIV, Israel — It’s become an ominous fixture of the mass anti-government protests roiling Israel: a coil of women in crimson robes and white caps, walking heads bowed and hands clasped.

From Washington Times

As daylight ebbed into a crimson sunset, it wasn’t hard to imagine that Iraq, like them, could be on the way to a better place.

From Seattle Times

The color palette consisted of soft earthy tones set off by olive and forest green with a surge of crimson in sportswear and a final smattering of weekend dandy looks.

From Seattle Times

Billy Porter walked in a crimson tuxedo gown and high chunky heeled blinged-out silver boots.

From Seattle Times