ROSED
RO'SED, A crimsoned; flushed.
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ROSEMARY
RO'SEMARY, noun [Latin rosmarinus, sea-rose; rosa and marinus.]A verticillate plant of the genus Rosmarinus, growing naturally in the southern part of France, Spain and Italy. I...
ROSET
RO'SET, noun A red color used by painters.
ROSICRUCIAN
ROSICRU'CIAN, noun [Latin ros, dew, and crux, cross; dew, the most powerful dissolvent of gold, according to these fanatics, and cross, the emblem of light.]The Rosicrucians wer...
ROSIER
ROSIER, n ro'zhur. A rose bush. [Not in use.]
ROSIN
ROS'IN, noun s as z. [This is only a different orthography of resin. Latin resina. See Resin.]1. Inspissated turpentine, a juice of the pine.2. Any inspissated matter of vegetab...
ROSINESS
RO'SINESS, noun s as z. The quality of being rosy, or of resembling the color of the rose.
ROSINY
ROS'INY, adjective Like rosin, or partaking of its qualities.
ROSLAND
ROS'LAND, nounHeathy land; land full of ling; moorish or watery land.
ROSPO
ROS'PO, noun A fish of Mexico, perfectly round, without scales, and good for food.
ROSS
ROSS, noun The rough scaly matter on the surface of the bark of certain trees.
ROSSEL
ROSS'EL, noun Light land. [Not used in America.]
ROSSELLY
ROSS'ELLY, adjective Loose; light. [Not in use.]
ROSSET
ROS'SET, noun The large ternate bat.
ROSSIGNOL
ROS'SIGNOL, noun The nightingale.
ROSTEL
ROS'TEL, noun [Latin rostellum, dim of rostrum, a beak.]In botany, the descending plane part of the coracle or heart, in the first vegetation of a seed.
ROSTER
ROS'TER, noun In military affairs, a plan or table by which the duty of officers is regulated.In Massachusetts, a list of the officers of a division, brigade, regiment or battal...
ROSTRAL
ROS'TRAL, adjective [from Latin rostrum, beak.]1. Resembling the beak of a ship.2. Pertaining to the beak.
ROSTRATE
ROS'TRATE,ROS'TRATED, adjective [Latin rostratus.]1. In botany, beaked; having a process resembling the beak of a bird.2. Furnished or adorned with beaks; as rostrated galleys.
ROSTRATED
ROS'TRATED, a. [L. rostratus.]1. In botany, beaked; having a process resembling the beak of a bird.2. Furnished or adorned with beaks; as rostrated galleys.
ROSTRUM
ROS'TRUM, noun [Latin]1. The beak or bill of a bird.2. The beak or head of a ship.3. In ancient Rome, a scaffold or elevated place in the forum, where orations, pleadings funera...
ROSY
RO'SY, adjective [from rose.]1. Resembling a rose in color or qualities; blooming; red; blushing; charming.While blooming youth and gay delight sit on thy rosy check contest.The...
ROT
ROT, verb intransitiveTo lose the natural cohesion and organization of parts, as animal and vegetable substances; to be decomposed and resolved into its original component parts...
ROTA
RO'TA, noun [Latin rota See Rotary.]1. An ecclesiastical court of Rome, composed of twelve prelates, of whom one must be a German, another a Frenchman, and two Spaniards; the ot...
ROTALITE
RO'TALITE, noun A genus of fossil shells.
ROTARY
RO'TARY, adjective [Latin rota, a wheel. Latin curro.]Turning, as a wheel on its axis; as rotary motion.
ROTATE
RO'TATE, adjective In botany, wheel-shaped; monopetalous, spreading flat, without any tube, or expanding into a flat border, with scarcely any tube; as a rotate corol.