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UK
/ɹˈəʊzbʊʃ/
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[ US /ˈɹoʊzˌbʊʃ/ ]
[ US /ˈɹoʊzˌbʊʃ/ ]
NOUN
- any of many shrubs of the genus Rosa that bear roses
How To Use rosebush In A Sentence
- This is a rosebush, your majesty," Rose's mother replies. A Royal Romp For the Little People
- In his portrait of Leonello, Pisanello places the young princeling in profile before a rosebush, the spines of its leaves as if beaten from gold.
- We stopped in a depressing little memorial garden of leafless rosebushes with a monument for the dead of the two world wars and sat there in the drizzle. Henry’s Demons
- I want to know why the drafters of the Adult Use section think an industry that has never caused a single car accident or a single vomit-covered rosebush is being given more restrictions than the industry that causes these things weekly in Charlottesville: alcohol. City to Overhaul Zoning Regulations at cvillenews.com
- The middle of the miniature is dominated by a large treetrunk in front of which a rosebush is in bloom.
- On each of the branches I put little tags with notes about cultivating our future love and marriage, I made him read each one before he planted the bush, Now our rosebush is a reminder of our love and how, with tenderness, nourishment, and care, it will continue to bloom and grow. No Time For Sex
- You can set up in a blind, behind a tree, in a rosebush, wherever you can get good cover from a turkey's prying eyes. Turkey Hunting Basics
- In keeping with the homage, this work is a ready-made of sorts - a chair transformed into a rosebush with roses cut from a gardening book.
- We went around the back of the house, past a rosebush growing wildly up to the garden shed. Brush of Darkness
- Reeves stayed in his empty house, with the boat rotting at the dock and rosebushes languishing in the wine barrels. THREE KINDS OF KISSING - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES