Difference between revisions of "Crimson"

<p> <strong> [[Crimson]] </strong> . The word <em> tôlâ‘ </em> , tr. [Note: translate or translation.] in &nbsp; Isaiah 1:18 ‘crimson’ and in &nbsp; Lamentations 4:5 ‘ <strong> scarlet </strong> ,’ is usually tr. [Note: translate or translation.] ‘ <strong> [[Worm]] </strong> ’ (wh. see), exactly as the Arab. [Note: Arabic.] <em> dûdeh </em> , the common word for ‘worm,’ is to-day also used in [[Palestine]] for the imported cochineal insect. The Palestine insect is the female <em> Coccus ilicis </em> of the same. Natural Order as the American <em> C. cacti </em> ; it feeds on the holm-oak. </p> <p> [[E. W. G]]  Masterman. </p>

<p> CRIMSON, n. [[G. A]]  deep red color a red tinged with blue also, a red color in general as the virgin crimson of modesty. </p> <p> He made the vail of blue, and purple, and crimson. &nbsp;2 Chronicles 3 . </p> <p> CRIMSON, a. Of a beautiful deep red as the crimson blush of modesty a crimson stream of blood. </p> <p> CRIMSON, To dye with crimson to dye of a deep red color to make red. </p> <p> CRIMSON, To become of a deep red color to be tinged with red to blush. </p> <p> Her cheeks crimsoned at the entrance of her lover. </p>