1. present participle of encrimson; to make or dye crimson or deep red in color
Usage: literary or poetic; often used in descriptive or figurative contexts

Examples

• The sunset was encrimsoning the western sky with brilliant hues.
• Blood was encrimsoning the battlefield after the fierce battle.
• The artist spent hours encrimsoning the canvas with deep red pigments.
• Shame was encrimsoning her cheeks as she realized her mistake.
• The autumn leaves were encrimsoning the hillside in shades of burgundy and scarlet.