However, red can be used as a descriptor, meaning it becomes an adjective whenever something is colored red.

red (adjective); red (noun); Red (proper noun) · red–blooded (adjective) · red–eye (noun) · red–faced (adjective) · red–handed (adverb) · red–hot (adjective) ...

the word 'red' can also be used as an adjective, typically used to describe the color of something. Rules: When used as an adjective, the word 'red' refers to ...

red | American Dictionary. red. adjective, noun [ C/ ...

red · 1 of 3. adjective · ˈred. redder; reddest. Synonyms of red. 1. a. : of the color red. a red rose. red tomatoes · 2 of 3. noun. plural reds. 1. : a color ...

red used as an adjective: Adjectives are are describing words. An adjective is a word that modifies a noun or pronoun (examples: small, scary, silly).

The numerous varieties of red are frequently distinguished by prefixed nouns or adjectives, as blood-, brick-, cherry-, fire-, flame-, flesh-, robin-, rose-red; ...

adjective ; of the color red; of or like the color of blood: a red rose. ; reddish purple in color: red wine made from purple grapes. ; orange, golden brown, or ...

red · read verb (past tense, past participle of read). Have you read his new novel yet? · red adjective. She's that girl over there in the red dress. · red noun.