crimsoned
SayKRIM-zuhnd/ˈkɹɪmzənd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of crimson.
The dawn crimsoned the snow along the eastern ridge.
He crimsoned with embarrassment after the slip of the tongue.
Note
A regular -ed form doing two jobs: the simple past (the sky crimsoned at dawn) and the participle after have (the light had crimsoned the snow). It serves both sides of the verb. Transitively it means dyeing or reddening something. Intransitively it means turning red oneself, especially in a blush, where it often pairs with with: crimsoned with shame. Crimson is also a noun and an adjective, but only the verb takes this ending.
crimsoned is a form of crimson
crimson, verb: To turn crimson or deep red, especially as the face does when blushing. Full entry
- Forms
- crimsoncrimsons he/she/itcrimsoning -ing formcrimsoned past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- crimson → crimsoned: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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