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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mess of red" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a chaotic or disorganized situation involving the color red, such as in art, design, or even a physical space.
Example: "The artist's studio was a mess of red, with paint splatters covering the floor and canvases."
Alternatives: "a jumble of red" or "a chaos of red".
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Its pecan-colored hide a mess of red.
Now that the rains have come, An's room fills with the smell of damp dogs and bird droppings, and my ankles turn into a mess of red dots and begin to swell from flea bites.
Not only would the Administrative Law Judge process be potentially damaging to Sinclair's reputation, but it would be a mess of red tape.
What was once a system that could provide you with a check however meager on a weekly basis had now disintegrated into a mess of red tape that produced payment roughly once a month.
When she hands it back, it's a mess of red crosses, circles and scribbled notes, most of which simply read: "re-think".
Playing through Until Dawn for the first time feels like you're a shit Sherlock Holmes with a job in health and safety, swimming through a mess of red herrings and red flags and trying to work out how best to shape the future.
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Less than a year later, in February, the soldier, Cory Remsburg, lies on a hospital bed, connected to various machines by a mess of green, red, and white wires.
Think bistecca or any big old steak, pork chops, sausages and kebabs — any or all with a mess of grilled red peppers, zucchini and eggplant.
The state is a bureaucratic mess of red tape that just gets in the way.
Inside, one half of the ground is a mess of Campinense's red and black stripes, the other a blaze of Santa's white and red and black.
Pasternack may be able to make its meat taste like a mess of clams in a perfect red sauce, with a honking big bunch of bacon at its base.
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