ruddiness
51ruddy — /ˈrʌdi / (say rudee) adjective (ruddier, ruddiest) 1. of or having a fresh, healthy red colour: a ruddy face. 2. reddish. 3. Colloquial (an intensifier signifying disapproval): that ruddy dog barked all night. –adverb 4. Colloquial (an… …
52ἐρυθριάσεως — ἐρυθριάσεω̆ς , ἐρυθρίασις ruddiness fem gen sg (attic) …
53ἐρυθριάσῃ — ἐρυθριάσηι , ἐρυθρίασις ruddiness fem dat sg (epic) ἐρυθριά̱σῃ , ἐρυθριάω blush aor subj mid 2nd sg (attic doric) ἐρυθριά̱σῃ , ἐρυθριάω blush aor subj act 3rd sg (attic doric) ἐρυθριά̱σῃ , ἐρυθριάω blush fut ind mid 2nd sg (attic doric) …
54ἐρυθρίασις — ruddiness fem nom sg …
55blush — [n] pink coloring bloom, blossom, burning, color, flush, flushing, glow, glowing, mantling, pink tinge, reddening, redness, rosiness, rosy tint, ruddiness, scarlet; concept 622 Ant. paleness, pallidity, whiteness blush [v] become colored, pinken… …
56flush — [adj1] flat even, horizontal, level, planate, plane, smooth, square, true; concepts 486,490 Ant. rough, uneven flush [adj2] overflowing, abundant affluent, close, full, generous, lavish, liberal, opulent, prodigal, rich, wealthy, well off;… …
57ruddy — ► ADJECTIVE (ruddier, ruddiest) 1) reddish. 2) (of a person s face) having a healthy red colour. 3) Brit. informal, dated used as a euphemism for ‘bloody’. DERIVATIVES ruddiness noun. ORIGIN …
58ruddy — [rud′ē] adj. ruddier, ruddiest [ME rudi < OE rudig < rudu, red: see RUDD] 1. having a healthy red color [a ruddy complexion] 2. red or reddish 3. [euphemism for BLOODY] [Brit. Informal] Brit. Informal confounded: an intensive: also used… …
59blood-red — adjective of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange); resembling the color of blood or cherries or tomatoes or rubies • Syn: ↑red, ↑reddish, ↑ruddy, ↑carmine, ↑cerise, ↑cherry, ↑cherry red, ↑crimson, ↑ …
60cherry-red — adjective of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange); resembling the color of blood or cherries or tomatoes or rubies • Syn: ↑red, ↑reddish, ↑ruddy, ↑blood red, ↑carmine, ↑cerise, ↑cherry, ↑crimson, ↑ …
