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Burgundy
01
a dark red color with a purplish or blackish hue
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The curtains were dyed deep burgundy.
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The chef paired roast beef with a bottle of Burgundy.
03
a historical province in eastern France, noted for its wine
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Medieval castles dot the landscape of Burgundy.
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The walls of the dining room were painted in a rich burgundy hue.
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