red sage

American  

noun

1. a showy, rank-smelling shrub, Lantana camara, of tropical America, having yellow flowers that turn orange or red.

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Example Sentences

Brilliant Traces Red Sage Productions stages Cindy Lou Johnson’s Alaska-set tale about a runaway bride who finds herself on a hermit’s doorstep.

From Los Angeles Times

Just look at the early 1990s, when Cafe Milano opened: Red Sage, also opened in 1992, was as hot as the ghost peppers it sneaked into its dishes.

From Washington Post

Wexford Bridge, which stretches out over the broad River Slaney Estuary, is a good place to get your bearings and take in the red, sage green and bright blue houses and storefronts framed by twin church spires.

From The Wall Street Journal

And everything was presented in a series of monochromatic groupings: black, flaming red, sage, sulfur and white.

From Washington Post

On that huge, light-hazy stage, framed by the minimalist towers, the spectrum of colors — royal blue, pink, aqua, red, sage, lavender — blurred into random drops, much as your eye picks out the bright hues in crowded streets.

From New York Times