Resembling or suggestive of a rose, esp. in colour; rosy, roseate.

Red like a rose; rose-coloured.

Having or being the colour of a light crimson or pink rose; rose-red.

Rose-coloured; roseate. rare.

Resembling or suggestive of a rose, esp. in colour; pink, light crimson; rose-red; rosy.

Pinkish red, light crimson.

Rose-coloured, roseate. Obsolete.

Rose-like, rosy.

Having a pink or light crimson colour like that of a rose; roseate, rosy.

Resembling a rose in colour, appearance, or fragrance.

Of, resembling, or characteristic of a rose; spec. (with reference to colour) = roseate, adj. 1.

Rose-coloured, rosy. Now rare.

Having rosy-coloured fingers. Also figurative. Frequently as a conventional epithet for dawn.

= rose-red, adj.

= rose-coloured, adj. 1.

Rose pink. See A. 1b.

Of the colour of the damask rose; blush-coloured.

Made rosy or rose-red. Also occasionally: covered with roses. Frequently describing the cheeks or lips.

Having the hue of the damask rose.

Resembling a rose in colour, rosy. Cf. roseal, adj. 1 and roseate, adj. 1.

Rose-like, rosy.

Modifying colour words to form adjectives and nouns, as rose-brown, rose-crimson, rose-purple, etc. Cf. rose pink, n. adj., rose-red, adj. n.

Of a pink or light crimson colour like that of a rose; roseate.

Resembling a rose in colour; rose-pink.

= rose-coloured, adj. (in various senses). In literal sense.

Rose-coloured, rosy; esp. of a delicate pink or light crimson colour. attributive.

Rose-coloured, rosy; esp. of a delicate pink or light crimson colour. In predicative use.

Designating something of this colour.

a variety of rose of a very delicate pink; also attributive or as adj.