rosace

[ roh-zeys, -zahs ]

noun

1. rosette ( def 3 ).

rosace

/ ˈrəʊzeɪs /

noun

1. See rose window
   another name for rose window
2. See rosette
   another name for rosette

Word History and Origins

Origin of rosace¹

1840–50; < French < Latin rosāceus rosaceous

Word History and Origins

Origin of rosace¹

C19: from French, from Latin rosāceus rosaceous

Example Sentences

Remove the ring from the plate and remove the top layer of parchment from the rosace of cooked scallop.

From The Daily Beast

For the Sea Scallop Rosace Remove the side muscle from the scallops and reserve.

From The Daily Beast

A rosace above, of most brilliant glass, thirty-six feet in diameter; open gallery of fifteen divisions.

From Project Gutenberg

Pyrus, pī′rus, n. a genus of trees and shrubs of the natural order Rosace, sub-order Pome.

From Project Gutenberg

An exudation from the stems of cherry, plum, and some other of the Rosace.

From Project Gutenberg

The rosace is substituted by a three-lobed window, the central pane of which is larger than the lateral two.

From Project Gutenberg

This valuable plant is generally placed in the family Rosace, which includes many species of economic and ornamental importance.

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