A spicy chilli paste from the Caucasus · Georgian
The Hawaiian wild raspberry, for a red-coated dog · Hawaiian
Japanese for madder red, also a girl's name · Japanese
Means flame in Turkish · Turkish
The rosy light on mountain peaks at sunrise and sunset · German
Small reddish moon close in to Jupiter
Bulb that throws up huge trumpet flowers in winter · Greek
A sweet apple found growing in a Canadian orchard
Hindi and Persian for pomegranate · Hindi
A red seed used to colour cheese and rice
The orchard fruit, sweet and crisp
A reddish brown hair colour
The small red bean used in Japanese sweets · Japanese · small dogs
A cowboy's neckerchief, pulled up against the dust
A red grape from Piedmont · Italian
A thorny shrub with bright red berries
Japanese for crimson · Japanese
A rich spicy stew from Jalisco · Mexican Spanish
The warrior queen of the Iceni who rose against Rome · Celtic
A crisp striped apple found in Washington State
A tropical plant with big paddle leaves and fiery flowers · Latin
French for cinnamon · French
French for nasturtium, the bright orange garden flower · French
A lost Bordeaux grape found again in Chile · French
A deep crimson red pigment
Tea brewed from dried coffee cherry husks · Spanish
Spanish for cherry · Spanish
French word for cherry · French
Means hibiscus in Thai · Thai
A round red pepper like a cherry · small dogs
Means strawberry in Turkish · Turkish
Italian for cherry · Italian
The hard pink structure built by tiny sea polyps
A pink cranberry and vodka cocktail
Sharp red bog berry served with roast dinners
A fiery orange flower whose dried petals smell of saffron · Greek
A tuberous flower named for the botanist Dahl
A red chilli from the Basque village of Espelette · French
A tiny bird with a flame orange crown stripe · small dogs
French for flame · French
Traditional name for a dog with a fox like face
Italian for strawberry · Italian
French for strawberry · French
French word for raspberry · French
Spanish for strawberry · Spanish
The Lithuanian goddess of fire and the home · Lithuanian
Korean for autumn · Korean
A sweet red and yellow apple from New Zealand
The Spanish name for the Grenache grape · Spanish
A deep red gemstone, from the Latin granatum, pomegranate
Means cherry in Persian · Persian
A Portuguese sour cherry liqueur from Lisbon · Portuguese
A Brazilian guava paste · Portuguese
Means pomegranate flower in Persian · Persian
Spanish for pomegranate · Spanish
Warm climate red grape of Spain and the Rhone · Spanish
Australian shrub with spidery nectar rich flowers · Australian
Fiery North African chilli paste · Arabic
Big tropical flower brewed into a red tea · Greek
Prickly evergreen with bright winter berries
The bright red berry of the Christmas holly
Glistening salmon roe served on sushi · Japanese · small dogs
A swirled fried lentil sweet in syrup · Hindi
An old name for orange red zircon · Greek
A small pastry case filled with jam · small dogs
A spicy Louisiana rice dish of sausage and shrimp · French
A small red date fruit, also a chewy sweet · small dogs
Ukrainian for the guelder rose, a national symbol · Ukrainian
The chestnut coloured dog of Anton Chekhov's short story · Russian
Vast red rock region of Western Australia · big dogs
Champagne with blackcurrant liqueur · French
Turkish for sweet cherry · Turkish
Clever fox spirit of Japanese folklore · Japanese
Russian for cranberry · Russian
A Belgian cherry beer, Flemish for cherry · Dutch
A nine tailed fox of Korean folklore · Korean
Molten rock from a volcano
The red blossom of the ohia tree · Hawaiian
A pink native Australian berry · small dogs
A tart red berry of Nordic forests · small dogs
Russian for little fox, a Soviet space dog of 1960 · Russian · small dogs
A red hybrid berry first grown in California
Heavenly rose, the flower of Maui · Hawaiian
Slovak, Czech and Polish for raspberry · Slovak
Finnish for strawberry · Finnish
A red barked shrub of California, Spanish for little apple · Spanish
A sour cherry preserved in syrup, the bright cherry on top
French form of Margaret, pearl, after the Bordeaux wine region · French
Means coral in Persian · Persian
Means rose in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
Means coral in Turkish · Turkish
Means chilli pepper in Hindi, for a fiery little dog · Hindi
Japanese maple leaf in its red autumn colour · Japanese
A large smooth Bologna sausage · Italian
A peppery garden flower in orange and red · Latin
Means sunset glow in Korean, dreamy and soft · Korean
Five flavour berry, made into a Korean tea · Korean · small dogs
A thick, sweet Thai red curry · Thai
Italian cured pork belly · Italian
A grape juice pudding · Georgian
Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire · Hawaiian
Pink peppercorns · small dogs
The New Zealand Christmas tree, crimson in December · Maori
The flame tree, covered in scarlet flowers in summer
Red leaved Christmas plant, named after the American envoy Joel Poinsett
French word for apple · French
The nearest star to the Sun, Latin for nearest · Latin
A red Italian leaf chicory · Italian
A soft red berry · small dogs
A red tinted chocolate cake with cream cheese icing
New Zealand honeysuckle, a tall tree with red velvet flowers · Maori
A small red rainforest berry with a hint of clove · small dogs
Greek for pomegranate · Greek
The garden flower, one of the oldest English girls names
The red fruit left behind by a wild rose
Australian hibiscus used for jam and cordial · Australian
Spanish, little rose · Spanish · small dogs
The deep red variety of tourmaline · Latin
A thistle like flower used as a saffron substitute
Fresh tomato and chilli sauce, the name means sauce · Spanish
Means coral in Japanese, for a sweet reddish dog · Japanese
The sceptic of the X Files
Eggs poached in spiced tomato sauce, an Israeli breakfast favourite · Hebrew
Means scarlet in Hebrew, for a red dog · Hebrew
Means flame in Arabic · Arabic
A soft spreadable sausage from Majorca · Spanish
Pepper, cinnamon and the like, for a dog with some fire
The sweet red summer berry · small dogs
The red and gold end of the day
A dark red Rhone grape, called Shiraz in Australia · French
The tree tomato, a tangy egg shaped fruit
A juicy cross of tangerine and pomelo
A small sweet orange citrus fruit
A tequila and orange cocktail that glows like dawn
A sour cherry plum sauce · Georgian
Japanese camellia, prized for its winter flowers · Japanese
Means strawberry in Korean, for a sweet little dog · Korean
A bright orange red pigment
Turkish for sour cherry · Turkish
The little fox constellation · Latin · small dogs
Means fox in Korean, for a red, foxy dog · Korean
Means saffron in Persian, for a golden-red dog · Persian
Persian dried barberries, tart and red · Persian · small dogs
Irish Aodhan, little fire · Irish
A rich red wine made from dried grapes · Italian
Dried poblano chilli, mild and raisin sweet · Spanish
Red giant star at the heart of Scorpius
Old Irish for fire, borne by many heroes of Irish legend · Irish
The thin fiery chile de arbol, meaning tree chilli · Mexican Spanish
The reddish glow of dawn · Sanskrit
Means fire in Turkish · Turkish
A fine red wine of Piedmont made from Nebbiolo · Italian
Red bearded Holy Roman emperor · Italian · big dogs
Falstaff's red nosed companion in Henry IV
Piedmont red made from the nebbiolo grape · Italian
A light fruity red wine from the Gamay grape · French
Red supergiant star on the shoulder of Orion · big dogs
A big outdoor fire for a night of stories
A bourbon cousin of the negroni · French
A crisp New Zealand apple
A solid block of fired clay, for a dog built like one · big dogs
A hot, dusty summer wind in south eastern Australia · Australian
A plump finch with a rosy red chest · small dogs
The bottlebrush, from the Greek for beautiful stamen · Greek
A crested red songbird of North America
A round chilli that rattles when shaken, meaning little bell · Mexican Spanish
A hot red pepper, from the Nahuatl chilli
A tiny wild chilli, the mother of all peppers · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
Spanish paprika sausage · Spanish
The river and state, Spanish for coloured red · Spanish
A reddish brown metal, from the Latin cuprum, Cyprus metal
A round Dutch cheese in red wax · Dutch
Icelandic word for fire · Icelandic
Irish surname from Flann, Irish for blood red · Irish
Spanish for fire · Spanish
The red giant star at the top of the Southern Cross
The bright red grape of Beaujolais · French
Giuseppe Garibaldi, the hero of Italian unification · Italian
A cold Spanish tomato soup · Spanish
A spicy red Korean chilli paste · Korean
A mild dried red chilli · Mexican Spanish
Very hot lantern shaped chilli from the Yucatan · Spanish
Red and white beef cattle from Herefordshire
Harry Percy, the fiery young rebel of Henry IV
Means Mars, the red planet, in Korean · Korean
Roman family name Egnatius, later linked to Latin ignis, fire · Latin
A pink applejack and grenadine cocktail
Spanish cured ham · Spanish
A spicy Sichuan stir fry with peanuts and chillies · Chinese
A sparkling red wine from Emilia · Italian
Italian for raspberry · Italian
The royal house of the red rose
Spanish for little lion, a famous mastiff of the early sixteenth century · Spanish
A big clawed shellfish of rocky coasts
The long horned cattle of the Texas trail drives · big dogs
Molten rock beneath the Earth's crust · big dogs
Dark red grape now most at home in Argentina · French
A whiskey and vermouth cocktail with a cherry
Means coral in Swahili · Swahili
An amber lager brewed in March · German
A tangy red Canadian apple
Spanish quince paste, served with cheese · Spanish
A Utah desert town of red rock arches and slickrock trails
The red grape of Barolo, named for the autumn fog · Italian
A bitter red Italian cocktail of gin, vermouth and bitters · Italian
The Irish Terrier of Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King
Italian for a small hot chilli pepper, the friggitello's fiery cousin · Italian · small dogs
A tiny hot chilli · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
A small dark Bordeaux grape, meaning little green one · French
The great chestnut racehorse who won the 1930 Melbourne Cup
A sweet red pepper stuffed into olives · Spanish
The red grape of Burgundy, black pine cone · French
A small sweet red Spanish pepper · Spanish · small dogs
Italian for tomato, as in pasta al pomodoro · Italian
A sweet fortified wine from the Douro
A dark red southern Italian grape · Italian
Thinly sliced Italian dry cured ham · Italian
A blood red garnet, from the Greek for fiery eyed · Greek
The gossiping squirrel who runs up and down the world tree · Old Norse · small dogs
The plain colour name, long used for red coated dogs
A mild orange English cheese
The racehorse who won the Grand National three times
English place name, red ford
Scottish surname, red haired · Scottish
French word for fox · French
Finnish for fox · Finnish
A hot apple shaped chilli from the Andes · Quechua
Spanish for red · Spanish
Irish name meaning red king · Irish
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the Pre Raphaelite painter and poet · Italian
Italian for red · Italian
From Gaelic ruadh, red, as in the outlaw Rob Roy · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic for red · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic name meaning red king · Scottish
Germanic Hrodulf, famous wolf
Italian and Spanish for reddish, red haired · Italian
A reddish brown, from the Latin for red · Latin
Latin, red haired · Latin
Old French name meaning little red one · French
The red brown colour of iron rust
The colour of rust, used for red and copper coats
A Scotch and honeyed whisky liqueur cocktail
Russian for ginger, a Soviet space dog who flew in 1951 · Russian
The main red grape of Tuscany · Italian
A rye whiskey cocktail from New Orleans
The chestnut racehorse who won the American Triple Crown in record time
A classic English cattle breed in red and roan
The tingling Sichuan peppercorn of south west China · Chinese
A pink reef fish loved by anglers in Australia and New Zealand
A shrub whose autumn leaves turn scarlet
Ginger pig breed from Tamworth in England
Spain's great red grape, meaning little early one · Spanish
King Timahoe, President Nixon's Irish Setter, named after an Irish village · Irish
Spanish for red wine, as in tinto de verano · Spanish
The Venetian painter whose name became a word for a rich auburn red · Italian
Italian for Titian red, the auburn of the painter's portraits · Italian
English surname from a dialect word for fox
A hot and sour Thai soup · Thai
Italian for sunset · Italian
Finnish for fire fox, the fox whose tail lights the northern lights · Finnish
Italian for vermilion red · Italian
German for cinnamon · German
Old vine red grape grown widely in California · Croatian
The red cow of Aizu folklore, now a lucky nodding toy · Japanese
Means autumn in Japanese, for a russet or golden dog · Japanese
A sweet warm chilli from Syria · Arabic
Means coral in Hebrew · Hebrew
Sweet red bean paste, the heart of many Japanese sweets · Japanese · small dogs
Means fire in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
The strawberry tree, with red fruit and peeling bark · Latin
Means fire in Persian · Persian
The deep red root vegetable
Ethiopian chilli and spice blend · Amharic
A tiny fiery chilli · small dogs
A bright fire, also the white stripe down a dog's face
A float that bobs on the water until a fish bites
City and wine region of south west France · French
Beetroot soup of Russia and Ukraine · Russian
Australian shrub with bright brush shaped flowers · Australian
The brahminy kite, a chestnut and white sea eagle
The wine of Burgundy, and a deep red colour · French
Bold red grape of Bordeaux · French
The last car on a freight train, also slang for a bottom
A wild cat with long black ear tufts · Turkish
A warm red orange form of quartz · Latin
The orange root, a crunchy favourite
A sweet, sour and salty fruit sauce · Mexican Spanish
Cantonese barbecued pork with a red honey glaze · Chinese
Tuscan red named after the hills it comes from · Italian
A hot red pepper · small dogs
Vietnamese for rambutan, the hairy red fruit · Vietnamese
A brilliant red mineral used as a pigment · Persian
Irish surname meaning red warrior · Irish
The British name for red Bordeaux wine
A pink gin and raspberry cocktail
A bright orange and white reef fish that lives in anemones · small dogs
A finch with crossed bill tips for prising open pine cones · small dogs
Korean for jujube, a small red date · Korean · small dogs
Means red in Lao and Thai, for a red-coated dog · Lao
Chinese for cinnabar, a vermilion red · Chinese
The red whistling wild dog of Asia
Hawaiian for a reddish brown tinge · Hawaiian
Glowing bird at the heart of Slavic folk tales · Slavic
A small explosive that goes off with a bang · small dogs
The flickering light of a fire
A small Australian finch with a red rump · small dogs
The fiery orange red of a flame
Irish surname meaning red eyebrows · Irish
German word for fox · German
Italian for fire, as in con fuoco, with fire · Italian
Hot fragrant root used in baking and curries
Swedish spiced mulled wine · Swedish
A small red berry dried and eaten as a snack · Chinese · small dogs
Means mandarin orange in Korean, for a bright orange dog · Korean
Swedish for raspberry · Swedish
A crisp and juicy American apple
Chinese for rainbow, or for red · Chinese
Japanese for strawberry · Japanese
Named after the bright red i'iwi honeycreeper bird of Hawaii · Hawaiian
A rose apple fruit · Malay
The red sand savanna desert of southern Africa · Tswana
Greek for cinnamon · Greek
Hawaiian name meaning the fire · Hawaiian
White wine with blackcurrant liqueur · French
A graceful bird of prey with a forked tail
Means red in Turkish, for a red-coated dog · Turkish
A sour purple fruit spice from India
Means spirit fox, a name from Chinese legend · Chinese
A striped reef fish with long spiny fins
A Pacific coast tree with peeling red bark · Spanish
Moroccan city of red walls
A New Zealand conifer whose red fruit feeds the kereru · Maori
Small red berries native to Australia · small dogs
The coastal desert of Namibia with some of the tallest dunes on earth · Nama
Turkish for pomegranate · Turkish
The beast of Chinese New Year legend scared off by red and firecrackers · Chinese
The sweet citrus fruit, a fine name for a ginger coat
A legendary metal of Atlantis, Greek for mountain copper · Greek
Indian paintbrush, a wildflower of the American West tipped in red
Means pumpkin in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Bright orange autumn fruit eaten ripe and soft
Southern constellation named for the firebird
Sweet red pepper, also another word for allspice · Spanish
Small hot African chilli, the name means pepper · Swahili
An African bird's eye chilli, the heat in piri piri chicken · Swahili
A small sea creature, also Aussie slang for a skinny bloke · small dogs
A red native Australian peach
Small peppery root eaten raw in salads · small dogs
A red fruit with soft spines, from the Malay for hair · Malay
A New Zealand tree with bright red flowers · Maori
The card shown for a sending off in football
A forked tailed bird of prey with rusty red plumage
A small tree that blooms pink along bare branches in spring
A tiny finch with a red cap · small dogs
A small songbird with a rusty red tail · small dogs
A small thrush with red patches under its wings · small dogs
The tallest tree on earth, native to California · big dogs
Tart red stalks stewed with sugar for puddings
Means pomegranate in Hebrew · Hebrew
A tall red pine of New Zealand forests · Maori
Japanese for apple · Japanese
A small bird with a red breast, also a form of Robert · small dogs
South African red bush tea with no caffeine · Afrikaans
A rich reddish hardwood with a rose like scent
French for russet red, also the butter and flour base of a sauce · French
Means pomegranate in Arabic · Arabic
A cured Italian sausage, sliced thin · Italian
Pink fleshed fish that swims upriver to spawn
A fiery chilli paste · Indonesian
A fiery Caribbean chilli shaped like a bonnet
Deep red grape sharing its name with a Persian city · Persian
Means squirrel in Turkish · Turkish
A gin liqueur steeped with sloes
A tangy leaf, and a reddish brown coat colour
An English county of farmland, and a breed of chestnut horse
A brightly coloured songbird of the Americas · Tupi
A red desert in the Northern Territory · Warlpiri
Swahili for ginger · Swahili
Italian for baked earth, the warm orange clay of pots and tiles · Italian
Means fox in Turkish · Turkish
The red fruit that thinks it is a vegetable
A glossy African antelope that stands on termite mounds for a lookout · Swahili
French city built of rose coloured brick · French
Spicy Korean stir fried rice cakes · Korean
The great sandstone monolith in central Australia · big dogs
A pickled Japanese plum, sour and salty · Japanese · small dogs
A western US state of red rock arches and canyons · Ute
Reddish water, a Hawaiian place name · Hawaiian
Means ruby in Turkish · Turkish
A firm jellied block of sweet red bean paste · Japanese
A warm red bean soup with rice cakes · Japanese
