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rubicund(dictionary)

rubicund (iou)



rubicund adjective. LME.
[Latin rubicundus, from rubere be red, from ruber red.]
Inclined to redness; red. LME.
M. Amis From the country, where everything was good: the sack of wheat, the rubicund apple-rack.
Of the face, complexion, etc.: reddish, flushed, highly coloured, esp. as the result of good living. Of a person: having such a complexion. L17.
I. Rankin A rubicund man, hot and jacketless.., was dispensing the drinks.
rubi'cundity noun L16.
rubicundly adverb L16.