| red flag |
(informal) anything that signals trouble or danger ahead. [2 definitions] |
| red fox |
a small fox with reddish fur. |
| red giant |
a large, bright star with a relatively low surface temperature and a reddish appearance. |
| red-handed |
in the act or process of doing something wrong or illegal. |
| redhead |
a person with red or auburn hair. [2 definitions] |
| redheaded woodpecker |
a North American woodpecker with a red head and neck, a black back, and a white front. |
| red heat |
the temperature at which something glows red. |
| red herring |
something intended to distract attention from the main issue; misleading clue or false trail. [2 definitions] |
| red-hot |
red or glowing with, or as though with, intense heat. [5 definitions] |
| redigestion |
combined form of digestion. |
| redingote |
a woman's full-length dress or coat, usu. belted and open in front to reveal a dress or petticoat underneath. |
| redirect |
to direct to a different destination or by a different route. [2 definitions] |
| rediscount |
to discount again, or further. [3 definitions] |
| rediscountable |
combined form of rediscount. |
| rediscount rate |
the rate of interest a member bank pays to borrow money from the Federal Reserve Bank, using top grade commercial paper as collateral. |
| rediscover |
combined form of discover. |
| rediscovery |
combined form of discovery. |
| rediscuss |
combined form of discuss. |
| redisplay |
combined form of display. |
| redispose |
combined form of dispose. |
| redisposition |
combined form of disposition. |