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cerise

[suh-rees, -reez] / səˈris, -ˈriz /




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Made up of a few varieties of cherries, the cerises noires d'Itxassou are sweet and fragrant, with just enough tart acidity to balance their honeyed flavor.

From Salon

The glass structures, each varied shades of red — “habanero,” “hibiscus,” “carmine” and “cerise” — morph in transparency and reflectiveness as the sun shifts in the sky.

From Los Angeles Times

Eye-popping colors - cerise pink, bright medium blue, lavender blue, straw yellow and Venetian red - added a summer’s lift to simple silhouettes that let the pleats do the talking.

From Washington Times

For a few weeks, there’ll be currants — pink and white and cerise and black.

From Seattle Times

For a festive installation at the London antiques dealer Jamb, Grayson festooned her display with a cerise marigold garland made from recycled Indian plastic.

From New York Times