Rose ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Rose ( noun )

1. A prickly shrub of the genus Rosa, with red, pink, yellow, or white fragrant flowers.
2. The flower of such a shrub, typically used to represent love or admiration.
3. A pale pink or pinkish-red color.
4. An instance of rising, especially of the sun.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english rōse, from latin rosa.

Examples:

1. She loved the smell of roses in her grandmother's garden.
2. The company logo was a rose in full bloom.
3. The walls were painted a soft rose color.
4. The sun rose early today, bringing new hope.
5. The sky was painted with a beautiful array of rose and gold as the sun set.

(As a verb)

Rose ( verb )

1. A prickly shrub of the genus Rosa, with red, pink, yellow, or white fragrant flowers.
2. The flower of such a shrub, typically used to represent love or admiration.
3. A pale pink or pinkish-red color.
4. An instance of rising, especially of the sun.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english rōse, from latin rosa.

Examples:

1. She loved the smell of roses in her grandmother's garden.
2. The company logo was a rose in full bloom.
3. The walls were painted a soft rose color.
4. The sun rose early today, bringing new hope.
5. The sky was painted with a beautiful array of rose and gold as the sun set.