| Recipe supplied by Olga Irez, deliciousistanbul.com The Arabic title of this pesto-like dip, muhammara, means reddened or crimsoned. |
| Hilarius crimsoned, he was weary of limning ever with blue and gold, he faltered. |
| She who crimsoned at rude words finds herself yielding to the lascivious glances of a mysterious stranger, none other than Leopold Bloom. |
| Realizing she still had the silk robe on, her cheeks crimsoned again and she stripped it off. |
| Sierra crimsoned and picked up a bigger box on the next shelf. |
| No matter how she blushed or crimsoned, most people who gathered at the Fine Arts Hall seemed to have enjoyed the judge's faux pas. |
