Adjective modifier

• dark: The second category of energizing colors is the brighter, but not dark, reds.

Converse of object

• turn: Within the blink of an eye, a single gunshot was fired and our screen had turned blood red.

Adjective modifier

• bright: When the leaves are young they are bright red, as they mature they turn green.

• ruby: Tasting Note: The wine is a deep ruby red with garnet reflections.

• cherry: It's a deep cherry red with little sparkles, almost pearlescent but not really.

• glowing: It is unique in its color which is a glowing deep maroon red.

• deep: Evidence of the damage can still be seen on the lower stonework, which was stained deep red by the fire.

Modifies a noun

• tape: Business prepares to face new swathe of red tape.

• squirrel: Target: No loss of red squirrels in existing key habitat.

• wine: At dinner, I was offered a red wine colored liquid.

• herring: The industry's campaign against 1 % charge caps is a red herring in the debate about the savings gap.

• brick: He covered the whole palace with a new facing of red brick.

• deer: N.B. The above cooking time is for red deer.

Modifying Another Word

• infra: Now I just need to find a way to locate my phone under infra red light.

Used with adjective complement

• glow: Wait until the charcoal is glowing red, with a powdery gray surface, before you start to cook.

• paint: Seating is provided by what looks like wooden Thonet chairs, painted red.

• turn: During the race, when the running line turns red, wait a moment before letting off the gas.

• flush: Telling him to shut it, she flushes red, tho whether from embarrassment or guilt I can't tell.

Preposition: in

• tooth: The reality now is that nature is " red in tooth and claw " .