Red | Mean of red in English Dictionary

/ˈrɛd/

• river in the U.S.
• sea between Arabia and Africa
• having the color of blood
1. a shiny red fire truck
2. bright red shoes
3. dark red apples

• reddish brown or reddish orange in color
1. She has red hair. [=she is a redhead]
2. a red fox
• pink because of embarrassment, anger, etc.
1. His face turns red when he gets angry.
2. When she realized her mistake, she turned beet red. [=she blushed]
3. (Brit) His face went red with embarrassment.
• having many red lines from lack of sleep, drunkenness, etc.
1. Her eyes were red from crying.
• supporting Communism
• something that makes a person very angry
1. Just mentioning his poor marks to him was waving a red rag to a bull.
• Noun
• the color of blood
1. The artist uses red to symbolize passion.
2. a lady dressed in red
3. the reds and oranges of autumn leaves
• a Communist or someone who supports Communists
• spending and owing more money than is being earned
1. Apparently the company had been in the red [=had been losing money] for some time before it went out of business.
• to become very angry
1. The construction delays on the highway have many commuters seeing red.