cerisenoun [ U ]
uk/səˈriːs/us/səˈriːs/a dark reddish-pink colour
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Less common colours
- aquamarine
- azure
- beige
- blood red
- burgundy
- burnish
- cerulean
- chestnut
- chrome yellow
- cobalt
- earth colour
- ginger
- magenta
- maroon
- ochre
- raw sienna
- ruddy
- russet
- sage green
- violet
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cerise
adjective ukus
Examples from literature
- He wears a cerise belt round his tunic exactly matching the wine in the goblet he carries.
- The cerise gown dropped to her shoulders without grazing a hair.
- The red of the hall paled beside the cerise costume of the approaching lady.
- Transparent, white, or silver beads are usually worked with white silk, but clear glass beads, threaded on cerise silk, produce a peculiarly rich effect by the coloured silk shining through transparent glass.
- With each pace the slashed silken skirt parted to reveal a shameless glimpse of cerise silk stocking.