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Ruddy

Of a red color red or reddish as a ruddy sky a ruddy flame

Coarse and ruddy faced fat and ruddy high colored frowzy

of premises occupied wholly or mainly as a private dwelling, Ruddy v. Qakfern Properties Ltd., (2007) 1 All ER 337 CA:

on fishes and mollusks The scoters eiders old squaw and ruddy duck are examples They may be distinguished by the lobate

Europe and Asia Called also curwillet sand lark stint and ruddy plover

The quality or state of being ruddy as the ruddiness of the cheeks or the sky

In a ruddy manner

Made ruddy or red

Red ruddy

Inclining to redness ruddy red