crimson
nounDivide crimson into syllables:
crim · son
How to pronounce crimson:
Definition of crimson:
- crimson (noun):
- any of several deep purplish reds
Synonyms for crimson:
blood-red
carmine
cerise
cherry
cherry-red
chromatic
red
reddish
ruby
ruddy
scarlet
Antonyms for crimson:
become pale
become pallid
blanch
bleach
decolorize
discolor
discolour
dull
etiolate
freeze
go pale
go pallid
go white
lighten
lose color
lose colour
pale
represent
turn white
whiten
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