diff --git a/.vale/styles/RedHat/DoNotUseTerms.yml b/.vale/styles/RedHat/DoNotUseTerms.yml
index 9bf298b32..981cfdeef 100644
--- a/.vale/styles/RedHat/DoNotUseTerms.yml
+++ b/.vale/styles/RedHat/DoNotUseTerms.yml
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ swap:
   debuggable: 'Do not use "debuggable". Rephrase the sentence to use the verb or noun debug. For example, change rebuild the debuggable version to rebuild the version that can be debugged.'
   foo: 'Do not use "foo". This term is technical jargon in code and as shorthand for fubar, an acronym of profanity in code.'
   fubar: 'Do not use "fubar". This term is an acronym of a profanity that is sometimes used by developers in code.'
-  green|yellow|blue: 'Do not use visual language, like color, to describe items in the us unless it is also described non-visually, like with the name of the item.' 
+  \bred\b(?!-? *hat)|orange|yellow|green|blue|indigo|violet: 'Do not use colors to describe something unless it is also described non-visually, for example, with the name of the item.'
   kerberize|kerberized: 'Do not use "kerberize" to refer to applications or services that use Kerberos authentication. Refer to such applications as "Kerberos-aware" or "Kerberos-enabled", or rewrite the sentence.'
   native interface: 'Do not use "native interface" to refer to the command line interface for the JBoss EAP management tool.'
   overhead: 'Do not use "overhead". Use terminology that is more specific. For example, write "running large queries can increase processor usage".'