Light pink or crimson. Obsolete except in Botany as a rendering of Latin incarnātus.

Resembling flesh in its properties or qualities.

attributive or as adj.Light pink; = incarnate, adj. 3. Obsolete or archaic.

Of a light colour between red and white; pale red.

Having a colour resembling that of ripe peaches, or peach blossom; = peach-coloured adj. at compounds 2.

Purpled, rosy-tinged, rosy-coloured.

Of the colour of a blush.

Rose pink. See A. 1b.

Having the nature or appearance of a peach, esp. in colour, texture, or flavour; (of a person's cheeks or complexion) fresh, soft, and downy with a…

of a colour resembling that of ripe peaches or of peach blossom.

also used for various shades of crimson or blood-red (cf. carnation, n.2); in modern use sometimes = Blood-stained (from Shakespeare Macbeth ii.…

Of a colour intermediate between red and white, often tinged with purple; denoting this colour.

Blush-coloured.

Having this colour.

Flesh-coloured. Obsolete.

Tinged with or inclining to pink; = pinkish, adj. 1.

Pale red. Obsolete.

Usually with hyphen. Of the colour of peach blossom; a warm pink; rose-pink.

Of the colour of flesh.

attributive or adj.= flesh-coloured, adj.

= salmon, adj.

Somewhat pink in colour; having a tinge of pink.

Of the colour of the flesh of salmon; a kind of orange-pink. Also in combinations, as salmon-pink, salmon-red, salmon-rose.

Of a pale pink or beige colour; of the colour of a fair skin. Cf. natural, adj. 11b. rare.

Pink.

Of a pinkish beige colour.

Somewhat salmon-coloured.

The colour of magnolia blossom, usually a shade of off-white.