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adj. Of a fleshy pink color.

adj. Blood-red.

v. To make incarnadine, especially to redden.

adj. Of the blood red colour of raw flesh.

adj. Of a general red colour

n. The blood red colour of raw flesh.

n. Red in general

v. To cause to be the blood-red colour of raw flesh.

v. To cause to be red or crimson.

adj. Flesh-colored; of a carnation or pale red color.

v. To dye red or crimson.

Of a carnation-color; pale-red.

To dye red or carnation; tinge with the color of flesh.

n. A color ranging from flesh-color to blood-red.

v. make flesh-colored

"I've had some success in getting them past it when it's a matter of language by saying "English has a huge vocabulary, and the author/poet/whatever could have chosen another word instead of this one - so don't just tell me that Shakespeare uses 'incarnadine' to mean 'red' here, but tell me why 'incarnadine' rather than 'red' makes a difference.""

incarnadined    incarnadines    incarnadining   

colour    colourize    colorise    color    color in   

flesh-colored   

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