A dark, rich shade of red, resembling the color of dried blood. She wore a pair of oxblood leather boots that complemented her outfit perfectly.
The actual blood of an ox, especially when collected for culinary, medicinal, or ritual purposes. In some traditional recipes, oxblood is used as a rich ingredient for making black pudding.
A deep red or red-brown glaze applied to ceramics, also known as sang de boeuf. The vase was finished with an exquisite oxblood glaze that gave it a lustrous sheen.