rubicund

The bolts were drawn as he said this; and at the open wicket appeared Blangin's rubicund face.

Then Arcolano mounted too, puffing over the effort, for he was a corpulent, rubicund man with the fattest hands I have ever seen.

The other is a rubicund youth, who seems to have arrived but recently in the country.

This time he walked with considerable difficulty, and I noticed an expression of pain and malaise upon his rubicund countenance.