Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
sang-de-bœuf .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And sometimes, if Morandi is feeling frisky, he will opt, to stunning effect, for a brilliant ox-blood red.
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I think the natural red in the wood, combined with the black, played better with the warm tones of my ox-blood red enamel work.
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Quincy Jones, who's been a mentor to me, a deadly serious man, but he kept whispering to me to check out the Holy Father's shoes: ox-blood loafers, as it happens.
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A thin, ox-blood colored line of clouds separated the earth from a gunmetal gray sky.
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Using the binding company's colors provides a limited palette and removes ambiguity such as purple, plum, wine, ox-blood, and all the other terms that are available to describe color.
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A thin, ox-blood colored line of clouds separated the earth from a gunmetal gray sky.
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Using the binding company's colors provides a limited palette and removes ambiguity such as purple, plum, wine, ox-blood, and all the other terms that are available to describe color.
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A thin, ox-blood colored line of clouds separated the earth from a gunmetal gray sky.
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Moving carefully, Catherine examined the body from skull to ox-blood loafers.
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He wore an ox-blood Stetson, two-tone shoes, and a shirt and suit that was always pressed.
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