rose cold
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of rose cold
An Americanism dating back to 1870–75
Example Sentences
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The Sony logo and microphone inlet are adorned with rose cold/copper accents, so these earbuds look at home when sitting next to the 1000XM3 headphones.
From The Verge
This time while he was there, it was like sitting on a beach enjoying the sun while the tide rose cold around his ankles.
From Literature
Out of the ocean of cloud, the great peaks of Hood and St. Helens rose, cold and white, like icebergs on an Arctic sea.
From Project Gutenberg
This illness was not akin to "Rose cold," which is the baneful companion of so many Americans, and which can conquer its victims in the most sudden and complete manner.
From Project Gutenberg
This is often called "spring catarrh" or "rose cold" and seems often to be associated with the pollen of flowers.
From Project Gutenberg
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