Plural of crimson, referring to multiple shades of crimson color, crimson-colored objects, or fabrics.
Plural form of 'crimson,' ultimately from Old Spanish 'carmesí' and Arabic 'qirmiz,' the name of the cochineal dye that created this rich red color.
Crimson appears in team names like Harvard Crimson and Alabama Crimson Tide—these institutions chose the color specifically because crimson dye was historically expensive and associated with prestige and tradition, making it perfect for university branding.
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