burgundy
/ˈbɜːɡəndi/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈɚɡəndi] /ˈbɜːrɡəndi/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈɚɡəndi] /ˈbər-gən-dē How to pronounce burgundy (audio)/ (ame, mw) · /ˈbɜː.ɡən.di/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈɚɡəndi] /ˈbɝː.ɡən.di/ (ame, ipa)
burgundy — noun
- burgundysingular
- burgundiesplural
1. wine produced in France's Burgundy region, usually thought of as the famous red
wine produced in France's Burgundy region, usually thought of as the famous red style but also used for white wines from there
Sirin ordered a glass of burgundy with the roast duck.
common phrase: a glass of burgundy
At dinner, Ilan poured burgundy into tiny glasses for the guests.
The shopkeeper suggested a lighter burgundy for the mushroom pasta.
Andrés saved the best burgundy for the anniversary meal.
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Usually written in lower case when it means the wine. Use a capital letter for Burgundy when you mean the French region itself.
2. a deep dark red colour with a slight purple tone, named after burgundy wine
a deep dark red colour with a slight purple tone, named after burgundy wine
Élise chose burgundy for the theater seats in the new hall.
choose burgundy for furniture or design
Imani wore a burgundy scarf over a cream winter coat.
The walls looked warmer after Christopher painted the study burgundy.
Liam circled the answer in burgundy so it stood out on the page.
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Often used for clothes, paint, furniture, and printed design. It suggests a darker, browner red than a simple bright red.
burgundy — adjective
- burgundypositive
- more burgundycomparative
- most burgundysuperlative
1. having the same deep wine-red colour known as burgundy
having the same deep wine-red colour known as burgundy
Emre brought burgundy curtains to soften the bright white room.
burgundy used before a noun
Liang noticed burgundy leaves mixed with gold on the wet path.
Sahil picked a burgundy notebook instead of the plain black one.
Emma admired Brandon's burgundy tie before the school concert.
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Mostly used before nouns such as dress, tie, wall, or curtains. The adjective describes the colour only, not the wine or the French region.