Definitions

1. noun

A hard, often brightly colored, marine invertebrate animal that belongs to the phylum Cnidaria, typically forming colonies of many tiny, soft-bodied individuals.

“The snorkeler swam through a vibrant coral reef, marveling at the diverse marine life.”

2. noun

A pinkish to reddish-brown color, especially of a woman’s cheeks.

“She had a lovely coral glow in her cheeks after spending time outdoors.”

3. noun

A type of limestone formed from the skeletal remains of marine organisms, especially coral.

“The island’s landscape was characterized by a mixture of coral and sand.”

4. verb

To become or make something coral-colored or pinkish.

“The sunset coral-colored the sky, a breathtaking sight to behold.”