Ruddy in a sentence as an adjective

In the case of the cows, it's their ruddy wine-like color.

Taking one look at the thin-walled, Unripe green/ruddy thing I just sort of blurted.

Maybe that makes the skin in the face more ruddy, decreasing contrast with the lips and eyes.

You started out with a cheap car, a ruddy camera, and a handful of strips of film.

At least I have my ruddy practicality here.

These are relics in living color, their faces and fascades as ruddy as the day they were photographed.

I wonder if maybe the idea that most people are holding off on a bright LED light with a ruddy orange glow is really supported by data or if it's just assumed.

]" The star wept rose-colored in the heart of your ears, The infinite rolled white from your nape to your loins The sea turned ruddy at your vermilion nipples And Man bled black on your sovereign flank.

Quoting a promoted comment from ruddy at ars technica:"One does not have to be a monopoly to trigger antitrust scrutiny, the actual criteria is to have "market power.

Your right, there are so many details we dont see beyond the attention grabbing headline were everybody will naturaly go and instantly think `but all systems have a off switch, you pull the ruddy plug out` and with such headlines I'll bet most people were thinking that before even reading the article.

Human eyes see blackbody radiation, in the visible range, as having a characteristic colour, which paradoxically gets bluer as the temperature gets higher, so the ruddy tones of low-voltage incandescent lamps are low colour temperature, and the intense white of halogen lamps are high colour temperatures.

There's no ideas in the article, except for vacuous phrases that amount to "good for everyone, simple, and fun".If you ever find yourself in this position, or if you are the author, please, please, please, knock a bunch of rules together using tools no more technical than pens, paper, whiteboard etc. and play test it to ruddy heck before you so much as create a software project.

Thinking about it now it does sound strange - I know red when I see it, but I honestly cannot conjure up an image of "red", or any other color besides black, if I close my eyes.> Do any other aspects of Santa's usual depiction come to mind at the same time, simply as a side effect of being asked about the outfit color?Not unbidden, but if I think about it - grandfatherly, big white beard, ruddy cheeks, white-fur fringed red suit, black boots, portly.

Ruddy definitions

adjective

inclined to a healthy reddish color often associated with outdoor life; "a ruddy complexion"; "Santa's rubicund cheeks"; "a fresh and sanguine complexion"

See also: rubicund florid sanguine

adjective

of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange); resembling the color of blood or cherries or tomatoes or rubies