Definition of reddish
: tinged with red
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Residents who have reddish brown water may have pipes or water heaters that are rusting.
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This total lunar eclipse will also be a blood moon, a phenomenon that occurs when the eclipse casts a shadow and causes the moon to look reddish or coppery in hue.
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Unlike other salamanders, the mudpuppy is aquatic for the entirety of its life cycle and is easily identified by its external bushy reddish gills visible behind its head.
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In contrast, giant hogweed has a smooth stem with reddish spots and streaks and no dark flowers in the flower cap.
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But such solar windows tend to have a reddish or brown tint that architects find unappealing.
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Find the reddish planet at -1.8 magnitude, with strong views of it before dawn.
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Yellow crime scene tape enclosed the parking lot outside Mariscos El Kora, a large single-story restaurant with a reddish roof and stone facade, where police shined flashlights around parked cars.
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The mushrooms in pictures looked more reddish than those appearing in his garden.
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First Known Use of reddish
14th century
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