Ro·si·cru·cian 
(rō′zĭ-krshən, rŏz′ĭ-)
(rō′zĭ-krshən, rŏz′ĭ-)n.
1. A member of one of several international organizations such as the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, devoted to the study of ancient mystical, philosophical, and religious doctrines and concerned with the application of these doctrines to modern life.
2. A member of any of several secret organizations or orders of the 1600s and 1700s concerned with the study of religious mysticism and professing esoteric religious beliefs.
adj.
Of or relating to Rosicrucians or their philosophy.
[From New Latin (Frāter) Rosae Crucis, (Brother) of the Cross of the Rose, translation of German Rosenkreutz, surname of the traditional founder of the society.]
Ro′si·crucian·ism n.
- goose-step
- goosey
- goosy
- go out
- go out for
- go out of (one's)/the way
- go out of (one's) /the way
- go out of one's the way
- go out of (one's) way
- go out of one's way
- go out of one's way
- go out of the way
- go out of way
- go out of way
- go out the window
- go over
- go overboard
- GOP
- go pee-pee
- gopher
- gopher ball
- gopher snake
- gopher tortoise
- go places
- go poo-poo