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Meanings of cerise in English
Usage of cerise in English
1
She nodded her head in the direction the cerise figure had taken.
2
The cerise stalagmites of Our Town Stage stretch dramatically for the ceiling.
3
Keith Barker has sent down the first over with the cerise traveller.
4
Upstairs, in the corner of the corridor, they found a cerise shoe.
5
The cerise gown dropped to her shoulders without grazing a hair.
6
The red of the hall paled beside the cerise costume of the approaching lady.
7
She couldn't help gasping when she found what was underneath the cerise tissue paper.
8
The cerise silk ribbon gave with a slight tug and he unrolled the cloth.
9
The fringes glowed cerise, extending bent tendrils of molten metal.
10
There are cerise halters and pear-colored Lycra bodysuits with open-toed pumps of burgundy suede.
11
Octagonal was raced by Jack and Bob Ingham and raced in their cerise colours.
12
Colors: Emerald Green; Sky Blue; Early Spring Green; Bright Rose or cerise, rayed pale green.
13
Thus red beside orange altered it to yellow; blue beside pink altered it to cerise.
14
In the 1960s, for example, the classic Chrysanthemum print was re-released in a startling cerise.
15
She once ventured a cerise hat and instantly dropped to the ranks of the commonplace.
16
The father, a great stalwart Albanian, and the son a budding priest in cerise socks.
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