Grenadine (noun)

1. A sweet syrup made from pomegranate juice, used as a cordial or in cocktails.
2. A light red colour, as of the syrup.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from french, from grenade, the name of a town in the south of france.

Examples:

1. I prefer my cocktails made with real grenadine, not the artificial stuff.
2. The grenadine dress was perfect for her sun-kissed skin.
3. A popular cocktail made with gin, orange juice, and grenadine is the Screwdriver.
4. The grenadine color was a perfect match for the bright red flowers.
5. The grenadine syrup is the key ingredient in the classic Shirley Temple cocktail.