(n) (1) red
crimson
scarlet
(2) red-containing colour (e.g. brown, pink, orange)
(3) (col) Red (i.e. communist)
(4) (abbr) red light
(n) (5) (abbr) red ink (i.e. in finance or proof-reading)
(in) the red
(adj-no,n-pref) (6) complete
total
perfect
obvious
(n,adj-no) (obsc) rubefaction (reddening of the skin)
(n) bronze-red
(io) (adj-na,n) (1) bright red
deep red
flushed (of face)
(adj-na) (2) downright (e.g. lie)
complete
utter
(adv-to) bright red
bright
(adj-i) (1) red
(2) Red (i.e. communist)
(P)
(n) reddish tinge
tinge of red
slight redness
blush
(v5m) (obsc) to blush
to redden
(n) (astronomical) declination
(n) pickled or dried sardines
(n) late Edo-period pejorative for Russians
(n,vs) Sovietize
Sovietise
turning red
become communistic
(n) the Red Peril
(n) willow herb
(n) (1) late 19C woodblock prints, using imported aniline dyes
(2) red painting on ceramics
(n) (food) ark shell (used as neta)
red clam
(adj-na,adj-no) infrared
(n) (1) (uk) any brown or reddish-brown frog (esp. of family Ranidae)
(2) Japanese brown frog (Rana japonica)
brown frog
(n) evergreen oak
(n) (1) red eyes
bloodshot eyes
(2) red-eye
(3) (uk) red mullet (Chelon haematocheilus)
(4) facial gesture of pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue
(n) (1) red flag
(2) Red Flag (Communist Party newspaper)
(P)
(n) red ant
(n) (1) Matsubara's red rockfish (Sebastes matsubarae)
(2) Pacific ocean perch (Sebastes alutus)
(3) comb goby (Ctenotrypauchen microcephalus)
(4) Japanese dace (Tribolodon hakonensis)
(5) any edible red saltwater fish
(n) (1) red ball
amber
jasper
(2) (arch) patent medicine
(n) copper
(n) (uk) starry handfish (Halieutaea stellata)
(n) Red Army
(P)
(n) right ascension
(n) (uk) (obsc) red fox (Vulpes vulpes)
(n) unlucky for all activities, with only the period around noon being auspicious
