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Red or pink makeup to add colour to the cheeks; blusher. / Any reddish pink colour.
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rouge
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rouge
IPA(Pronunciation)
Noun
countable
uncountable
Canadian
obsolete
archaic
Japanese Meaning
頬に塗るための赤またはピンク色の化粧品（口紅やファンデーションとは異なるアイテム） / 赤みがかったピンク色
Sense（3）
(Canadian
football)
A
single
point
awarded
when
a
team
kicks
the
ball
out
of
its
opponent's
end
zone,
or
when
a
kicked
ball
becomes
dead
within
the
non-kicking
team's
end
zone.
Etymology
uncertain;
it
is
thought
that
in
the
early
years
of
the
sport,
a
red
flag
indicated
that
a
single
had
been
scored.
(This
scoring
term
is
not
often
used
in
Canada,
with
the
term
single
being
more
commonly
used.)
Sense（4）
Sense（5）
In
the
Eton
College
field
game,
a
scoring
move
accomplished
by
touching
the
ball
down
behind
the
opponents'
goal-line
(somewhat
similar
to
the
try
in
rugby).
Originally,
the
player
who
scored
the
rouge
had
a
chance
to
kick
a
goal,
and
the
rouge
was
used
as
a
tie-breaker
if
an
equal
number
of
goals
was
scored
by
each
side.
In
the
contemporary
Eton
College
field
game,
a
five-point
score
is
awarded
for
kicking
the
ball
so
that
it
deflects
off
one
of
the
opposing
players
and
goes
beyond
the
opposition's
end
of
the
pitch,
and
then
touching
the
ball.
Sense（6）
(obsolete)
From
1862
to
1868,
a
similar
scoring
move
in
Sheffield
rules
football.
From
1862
to
1867,
accomplished
by
touching
the
ball
down
after
it
had
been
kicked
between
two
"rouge
flags"
either
side
of
the
goal.
From
1867-1868,
awarded
for
kicking
the
ball
between
the
rouge
flags
and
under
the
crossbar.
（ plural ）
