moss rose

American

noun

a variety of rose, Rosa centrifolia muscosa, having a mosslike growth on the calyx and stem.
rose moss.

moss rose British

noun

a variety of rose, Rosa centifolia muscosa, that has a mossy stem and calyx and fragrant pink flowers

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Etymology

Origin of moss rose

First recorded in 1725–35

Example Sentences

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It was also displayed in the players' tunnel at Moss Rose as John Rooney's side walked out to attempt a repeat of the historic third-round win against Premier League opposition that left holders Crystal Palace embarrassed and beaten.

From BBC

The non-league side with a collection of PE teachers, podcasters and property developers in their squad shaking up elite opposition, with the added factor of Moss Rose's 4G artificial surface.

From BBC

He is the younger brother of England and Manchester United great Wayne Rooney, who was part of the BBC's coverage at the Moss Rose on Saturday and was visibly emotional at the full-time whistle.

From BBC

A picture of him hung between the dugouts while there was a banner paying tribute in the stands at Moss Rose.

From BBC

The former might run as little as $20, while the packet of moss rose seeds I ordered, hoping to delight my toddler, cost $3.85.

From Washington Post

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