The word 'ruddy' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective that means having a red or reddish color, especially in the face. It can also be used informally to express mild annoyance or emphasis. Example 1: The sunburn left my skin feeling hot and ruddy. Example 2: She was so embarrassed that her cheeks turned ruddy. Example 3: He let out a ruddy curse when he realized he had forgotten his keys. Example 4: The old barn had a ruddy roof, weathered by years of sun and rain. Example 5: Despite his ruddy appearance and boisterous nature, he was actually quite shy.
Two years later, it remains in ruddy health as Malawian voters head to the polls today for an election that no one can predict.
Between the gawping and the roast lamb dinners, I struggled to make sense of German settlements, Tehuelche place names, Anglophile ranch-owners and ruddy Welsh faces on the coast; crossing the empty steppe, I wondered why any of these would come to such an arid, godforsaken place to make a home.
"Thaksin thinks tonight and acts tomorrow," he says.In this section Some mother's son Thaksin's harvest Sodomy, the sequel In ruddy health Lone madmen without guns A nation's bouncers Troubled transition The elusive fruits of inclusive growth ReprintsSo do the red shirts, though not all its factions think alike, to the frustration of negotiators.
And, for the hapless correspondent, there remains just one more task: predicting who will win.Related items Australia: Rudd in the home stretchNov 15th 2007 Australia's opposition: In ruddy healthNov 1st 2007 Australia's election: Things are going so wellOct 18th 2007A year ago, that would have been easy.
This is to ensure that no single party can later change the constitution.In this section Some mother's son Thaksin's harvest Sodomy, the sequel In ruddy health Lone madmen without guns A nation's bouncers Troubled transition The elusive fruits of inclusive growth ReprintsThe draft may yet be subject to big changes, as many Kyrgyz citizens continue to submit proposals.
I've even seen an ageing, ruddy-faced Darren Gough get into a row with a spectator at Guildford at the end of a Sunday match, the traffic roaring by obliviously just beyond the railings, Goughie being led away by team-mates having given his all with the ball, as usual.
Mr Justice Michael Burton seems an amiable fellow: ruddy-faced and quick-witted, he is a specialist in commercial law and well known around the Inns of Court for his interest in amateur dramatics.
Despite the jibes still thrown at his club, he didn't strut about and he would look to the intense Ramprakash and ruddy-faced Gareth Batty for advice that could appear rather more often than he would like at times.
But thanks to a recently acquired video recorder, I was able to watch Return of the Jedi that same evening, still muddy and presumably ruddy-faced from my own Endor-esque ramble.
Companies like Pendennis, based in Cornwall, do good business refitting and repairing superyachts.Eastward ho It hasn't always been such plain sailing, however, admits Sunseeker's ruddy-faced founder, Robert Braithwaite.
