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/ˈroʊzˌbʌʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A shrub or bush that produces roses.
The rosebush in my garden is in full bloom this spring.
A plant of the genus Rosa, typically having thorny stems and fragrant flowers.
She pruned the rosebush to encourage new growth.
A common ornamental plant cultivated for its beautiful flowers.
He chose a red rosebush to enhance the landscape around his home.
A variety of rose cultivated for specific characteristics such as color or fragrance.
This rosebush is a hybrid known for its vibrant yellow blooms.
Etymology
The word 'rosebush' is a compound of 'rose', derived from Latin 'rosa', and 'bush', from Old English 'busc'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
stop and smell the roses:
Take time to enjoy the pleasant things in life.
every rose has its thorn:
There are negative aspects to everything good.
a bed of roses:
A situation or condition of ease and comfort.
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Slang Meanings
A metaphor for a romantic relationship.
He's just a rosebush, full of beauty but with some prickly sides.
A source of trouble or complications.
Taking on that project is like tending to a rosebush – beautiful, but full of thorns.