roseal
/ˈˈrəʊzɪəl/(also rosial) Now archaic and rare
adjective
Of, resembling, or characteristic of a rose; specifically (with reference to colour) = roseate.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Elyot (c1490–1546), humanist and diplomat. Either from classical Latin roseus + -al, or from rose + -al.
- anastomose
- anastomosis
- anastomotic
- anastrophe
- anastrozole
- a nasty one
- a nasty piece (or bit) of work
- a nasty taste in the mouth
- anat.
- anatase
- anathema
- anathematise
- anathematize
- Anatolia
- Anatolian
- anatomic
- anatomical
- anatomically
- anatomically correct
- anatomisation
- anatomise
- anatomist
- anatomization
- anatomize
- anatomy