carrot-top

American  

[kar-uht-top] / ˈkær ətˌtɒp /

noun

Slang.

1. a person who has red hair.

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Example Sentences

The snorting pug tugged its human toward the carrot-top lady, grunting with each step.

From Literature

“I like to make a tart chimichurri with carrot tops while I roast the bottoms and spoon the former over the latter for serving,” Food editor Joe Yonan says about his Honey-Roasted Carrots With Carrot-Top Chimichurri.

From Washington Post

“He asked about you. ‘Where’s the old Carrot-Top,’ he said.”

From Literature

Kimchi and carrot-top pesto were recent hits.

From New York Times

“When baby carrots first come in, I’ll make a carrot-top pesto, and guests can experience that incredible moment.”

From Seattle Times