red-faced

adjective
UK /ˌredˈfeɪst/
US /ˌredˈfeɪst/

Your face is red because you feel shy or hot.

She was red-faced after tripping in front of the whole class.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a naturally reddish face or complexion.

The red-faced farmer wiped sweat from his brow.

3. Angry or furious, shown by a red face.

The coach was red-faced with rage after the bad call.

4. Out of breath or overheated from exercise.

He came in red-faced after running up the hill.