"they call Alabama the Crimson Tide,call me Deacon Blue" is a line of verse from a song by Steely Dan. Sports teams from Univ .of Alabama are called the Crimson Tide because of their school colors. I think Deacon Blue is a fictitious 'nickname' of the kind used by underworld characters etc Deacon is a post in a church and using the title this way is similar to 'reverend' or 'doctor' or 'Colonel' in slang speech
Crimson is a deep purplish red color.
Simile : Like a splodge of blood Metaphor : A colour of red is a jug of blood
The translation is 'purpura aestus' but i think it just means a tide of crimson.
red
Red/crimson
A Deacon is a Church official, so no sides. If you mean Decagon, then 10 sides
There are several words that mean red, or some particular shade of red. These include scarlet, crimson, ruby.
red orange blue purple yellow
Kurenai means "crimson" in Japanese
It might mean he is fond of you and is showing you friendly attention.What is not implied in this answer, or maybe it is, is that we are not the deacon and only he knows.Go ask him.
"Modena" is a color similar to crimson.
If you mean Harvard university it's color is crimson