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Definition of crimson
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Crimson
(v. t.) To dye with
crimson
or deep red; to
redden.
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Haematitic
::
Haematitic
(a.) Of a
blood-red
color;
crimson;
(Bot.)
brownish
red.
Amaranth
::
Amaranth
(n.) A genus of
ornamental
annual
plants
(Amaranthus)
of many
species,
with
green,
purplish,
or
crimson
flowers..
Burion
::
Burion
(n.) The
red-breasted
house
sparrow
of
California
(Carpodacus
frontalis);
--
called
also
crimson-fronted
bullfinch.
Cremosin
::
Cremosin
(n.) See
Crimson.
Macaranga Gum
::
Macaranga
gum () A gum of a
crimson
color,
obtained
from a tree
(Macaranga
Indica)
that grows in the East
Indies.
It is used in
taking
impressions
of
coins,
medallions,
etc., and
sometimes
as a
medicine..
Poinciana
::
Poinciana
(n.) A
prickly
tropical
shrub
(Caesalpinia,
formerly
Poinciana,
pulcherrima),
with
bipinnate
leaves,
and
racemes
of showy
orange-red
flowers
with long
crimson
filaments..
Unke
::
Unke (n.) A
European
aquatic
toad
(Bombinator
igneus).
Its back is dark; its belly is
marked
with
crimson.
Called
also
feuerkrote.
Carmine
::
Carmine
(n.) A rich red or
crimson
color with a shade of
purple.
Crimson
::
Crimson
(b. t.) To
become
crimson;
to
blush.
Tragopan
::
Tragopan
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
Asiatic
pheasants
of the genus
Ceriornis.
They are
brilliantly
colored
with a
variety
of
tints,
the back and
breast
are
usually
covered
with white or buff
ocelli,
and the head is
ornamented
with two
bright-colored,
fleshy
wattles.
The
crimson
tragopan,
or
horned
pheasant
(C.
satyra),
of India is one of the
best-known
species..
Heliconia
::
Heliconia
(n.) One of
numerous
species
of
Heliconius,
a genus of
tropical
American
butterflies.
The wings are
usually
black,
marked
with
green,
crimson,
and
white..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) That
surface
upon which the
figures
of a
composition
are set, and which
relieves
them by its
plainness,
being
either
of one tint or of tints but
slightly
contrasted
with one
another;
as,
crimson
Bowers
on a white
ground..
Pitta
::
Pitta (n.) Any one of a large group of
bright-colored
clamatorial
birds
belonging
to
Pitta,
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Pittidae.
Most of the
species
are
varied
with three or more
colors,
such as blue,
green,
crimson,
yellow,
purple,
and
black.
They are
called
also
ground
thrushes,
and Old World ant
thrushes;
but they are not
related
to the true
thrushes..
Horsewood
::
Horsewood
(n.) A West
Indian
tree
(Calliandra
latifolia)
with
showy,
crimson
blossoms..
Modena
::
Modena
(n.) A
certain
crimsonlike
color.
Pompadour
::
Pompadour
(n.) A
crimson
or pink
color;
also, a style of dress cut low and
square
in the neck; also, a mode of
dressing
the hair by
drawing
it
straight
back from the
forehead
over a roll; -- so
called
after the
Marchioness
de
Pompadour
of
France.
Also much used
adjectively..
Maroon
::
Maroon
(n.) A
brownish
or dull red of any
description,
esp. of a
scarlet
cast
rather
than
approaching
crimson
or
purple..
Crimosin
::
Crimosin
(n.) See
Crimson.
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Strongly
colored;
dark;
intense;
not light or thin; as, deep blue or
crimson..
Crimson
::
Crimson
(a.) Of a deep red color
tinged
with blue; deep red.
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