red drink

American  

[red drink] / ˈrɛd ˈdrɪnk /

noun

1. (used to indicate that something is displeasing, bad, or undesireable.)

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Example Sentences

They threw together their makeshift mummy outfits using medical gauze they bought at a pharmacy and improvised fake blood using Vimto, a sugary red drink consumed during Ramadan, the Islamic holy month.

From New York Times

He offered her a red drink, she testified.

From Los Angeles Times

It's inspired by Taylor's decade of experiences observing the holiday, where "all-day cook-outs with artful salads, bounteous dessert spreads and raised glasses of 'red drink' are essential."

From Salon

The attractive ruby jewel-tone of Red Drink is dazzling.

From Washington Post

But no celebration would ever be complete without Red Drink.

From Washington Post