"splendid red" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is bright and vibrant, such as the color of a flower. For example, "The rose in her garden was a splendid red".
The guard were splendid red and gold,.
Occasionally a second colour, a splendid red, was used, and superbly drawn initials adorned many of the 50-odd books.
The Igguldens' book has a splendid red cover embossed in black and gold, redolent of the Boy's Own Paper.
Our antipasti included splendid red mullet fillets on a bed of baby spinach flanked by a little orange sauce, and a carpaccio of raw local white fish topped with diced small tomatoes and basil.
Since skimmias are like holly in that male and female flowers are on different plants, the two sorts have to be near each other to supply those splendid red berries.
By Henrietta Fort Holland The New Yorker, January 6 , 1934P. 81 The guard were splendid red and gold, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.
It is the story of Harry Peake -- smuggler, poet, freak, madman, tormented soul -- and of his splendid red-haired daughter, Martha, who emigrates to America and becomes an early martyr of the Revolution.
At the Ristorante del Giglio one finds superior veal and wild mushrooms and a splendid La Badiola red wine for under $40 a person.
The label on 2005 Musée, a splendid Bordeaux-style red blend, is a daguerreotype of merlot grapes by Chuck Close.
What do you think?" 2.44pm: My colleague Steven Morris has been chatting to at the fans' park in Bristol's Queens Square and provides this illuminating report: At the front of the queue waiting to get in are husband and wife Joe and Jean Reeves, splendid in pristine red England replica shirts.
The knights look splendid in their Crusader red gowns with shiny gold breastplates.
