Results for rose

Definitions of rose:

part of speech: noun

A plant of many species with a beautiful flower, generally red: a rosette: a perforated nozzle of a pipe, etc.: pink, the color of the rose.

part of speech: past tense

Of rise, which see.

part of speech: past tense

Did rise.

part of speech: noun

A well- known plant, or its universally- admired flower, having many species and varieties.

part of speech: past tense

Of the verb rise.

part of speech: noun

In Scot., an eruption on the skin of small rose- coloured patches, very slightly elevated; erysipelas; St Anthony's fire.

part of speech: noun

A wellknown prickly shrub or its fragrant, beautiful flower; rose color, or crimson- pink; a fancy knot of ribbon or lace; a rosette; under the rose, secretly.

part of speech: imperfect

Pa. t. of RISE.

Usage examples for rose:

• At length he rose again and turned on the light. "The Panchronicon", Harold Steele Mackaye

• The girl rose up. "Mysterious Mr. Sabin", E. Phillips Oppenheim

• I rose and took my Friend's hand. "Frenzied Fiction", Stephen Leacock

• " And I like your name," Mary Rose was kind enough to say. "Mary Rose of Mifflin", Frances R. Sterrett