Carmine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARMINE in dictionary:

VERB:
• color carmine
NOUN:
• a vivid red colour
• a vivid crimson colour
• a vivid crimson pigment made from cochineal.
• A rich red or crimson color with a shade of purple.
• A beautiful pigment, or a lake, of this color, prepared from cochineal, and used in miniature painting.
• The essential coloring principle of cochineal, extracted as a purple-red amorphous mass. It is a glucoside and possesses acid properties; -- hence called also carminic acid.
• a variable color averaging a vivid red
• vivid red colour, sometimes with a purplish tinge
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
• vivid red
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a vivid red color

Words related to CARMINE

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Words that contain CARMINE

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How to use CARMINE in a sentence

• The berries on a small mountain-ash in a cranny harmonized with the carmine of her skin.
• They are of compact growth, with neat, shining leaves, the flowers of the first-mentioned being rose or carmine, and those of the other two pure white.
• This is a climbing shrub, with oval, bright green leaves, and showy carmine flowers.
• The powder and the slight touch of carmine upon her cheeks, which at night had served to heighten her beauty, now gave her an appearance of painted artificiality.
• Colour the rest with a little carmine and put to set also.
• Put a third in one tin, another in pan with chocolate, and put a few drops carmine in that left in bowl.
• Put half in well-greased sandwich tin, colour the other half pink with a few drops of carmine, and put into a second tin.
• Their faces were blanched, because rouge was dear when food had to be bought without an income, and their lips had lost their carmine flush.
• The young artists whom the Magnificent gathered round him used to practise drawing in the Brancacci Chapel of the Carmine.
• Michelangelo went one day into the Carmine with Piero Torrigiano and other comrades.
• But Mariana, after the plays were over, kept her carmine saucer on the dressing-table, and put on her blushes regularly as the morning.
• Left an orphan at the age of two years, he was brought up by an aunt, who placed him, as a boy of eight, in the convent of the Carmine at Florence.
• Two carmine spots had leaped suddenly to her cheeks.
• The alternations of color on her cheek were more frequent than before, and their pallid and carmine hues were more alarmingly contrasted.
• But this time Count Paul felt no pleasure in watching the flood of carmine staining not only the smooth, rounded cheek, but the white forehead and neck of his fair English friend.
• Carmine and Prussian blue producing the richest color, which may be deepened in the shadows by a slight addition of indigo or brown.
• Historia Ecclesiastica carmine elegiaco concinnata, London 1688 in 8vo.
• More than a hundred years later, Pope Urban VIII, who had some nieces in the Carmelite Convent on the other side Arno, persuaded the monks to exchange their home for the Carmine.
• Frediano, you come at last on the left into Piazza del Carmine, before the great church of that name.
• Lamp and firelight mingled in an orange and carmine glow that fell softly upon her.
• The black mud field was livid with a coating of most somber purple shot with angry streaks of carmine and orange.
• They bloom from May to July, and their blossoms are white, yellow, orange, pink, carmine, or red, single or double.
• The saint showed carmine ink traces of having been most shamefully abused.
• Then it turned up the hill between the present Via San Biagio and Via del Carmine back of Santa Maria del Carmine.
• Carmine had quite listened then and remembered then something that was not then something that was completely needing such remembering.
• Consider that and measure, measure and receive the carmine.
• His face was the colour of the fruit of the jujube-tree, and his lips carmine.
• And, presently, the primrose sea in the clouds lost its transparent softness and flushed with rose and carmine.

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