red label

American  

noun

1. the phrase warning against fire hazards required by the Interstate Commerce Commission to be shown on the containers and shipping documents of inflammable materials while in transit.

---

Example Sentences

Last year, Beyoncé purchased a pair of Vivienne Westwood fall/winter ’10 Red Label armor boots from Valencia.

From Los Angeles Times

Ham and other processed red meats have been moved from an "amber" label to a "red" label.

From Salon

Eugenie Dalland: I want to start by sharing that I’m wearing a Vivienne Westwood Red Label dress from the spring/summer 1999 collection that I bought at James Veloria.

From Los Angeles Times

The ubiquitous brown soda with its red label is arguably the most recognizable brand in the world.

From Seattle Times

“Back then, it’s about how long you can rap. I went and turned to the DJ and looked at the red label that said ‘Sugarhill Gang ‘Rapper’s Delight.’

From Seattle Times