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A rose is a perennial plant of the genus Rosa, or the flower it bears.

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• Colors
• Arts, entertainment and media
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• Gaming
• Literature
• Music
• People
• Places
• Plants
• Science
• Ships
• Sports
• Theatres
• Other uses
• See also

Rose may also refer to:

Colors

• Rose (color)
  • RAL 3017 Rose
• Rose (heraldic tincture)

Arts, entertainment and media

People

• Rose (given name)
• Rose (surname)
• Rose (French singer), born 1978
• Rose, an alter ego used by the English streamer F1NN5TER
• Justice Rose (disambiguation)

Places

• Rose, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Rose (Brachtpe), a river of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
• Rose, Calabria, Italy
• Rose, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
• Rose-an-Grouse, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
• Rose, Nebraska, an unincorporated community in the United States
• Rose, New York, a town in Wayne County, New York, United States
• Rose (hamlet), New York, a hamlet in Wayne County, New York, United States
• Rose, Oklahoma, United States
• Rose, Wisconsin, United States
• Rose Township (disambiguation)

Plants

• Christmas rose, Helleborus niger
• Cotton rose, Hibiscus mutabilis
• Desert rose, Adenium
• Guelder rose, Viburnum opulus
• Lenten rose, Helleborus orientalis
• Montpellier rock rose, Cistus monspeliensis
• Primrose, Primula vulgaris
• Rock rose, Cistus
• Rose bay willow herb, Chamaenerion angustifolium
• Rose bay, Nerium oleander, the only species in the genus Nerium
• Rose campion, Silene coronaria
• Rose of China, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
• Rose of Jericho, Selaginella lepidophylla
• Rose of Sharon, Hypericum calycinum (British Isles) or Hibiscus syriacus (North America)
• Rosemary, Rosmarinus
• Roseroot, Rhodiola rosea
• Rosewood (several species)
• Sun rose, Cistus
• Sydney rock rose, Boronia serrulata
• Wood rose, Distimake tuberosus

Science

• ROSE (compiler framework)
• A/ROSE, computer operating system
• Remote Operations Service Element protocol, an OSI application layer protocol

Ships

• HMS Rose, a list of ships
  • HMS Rose (1712), a 24-gun sixth rate
  • HMS Rose (1757), a 20-gun sixth rate
    • HMS Rose (replica ship) or HMS Surprise, a 1970 replica
  • HMS Rose (1783), a 28-gun sixth rate
• HM hired cutter Rose, a number of hired armed vessels named Rose
• Rose (1786 EIC ship), a British East India Company ship
• Rose (1806 ship), a British slave ship
• MV Rose (1938), a Norwegian cargo ship in service 1938–1939
• USS Rose, a Union Navy tugboat

Sports

• Rose BC, a basketball club based in Miami, Florida

Theatres

• Rose Theatre, Brampton, Ontario
• Rose Theatre, Kingston, England
• The Rose (theatre), London, England

Other uses

• Rose (symbolism)
• Rose (cocktail), a cocktail made of vermouth and cherry eau de vie
• Rose (goat)
• Rose (heraldry), a common device in heraldry
• Rose (mathematics), a sinusoid plotted in polar coordinates
• Rose (topology), a topological space
• Repression of heat shock gene expression (ROSE) element, an RNA element
• ROSE Bikes, a producer of bicycles and equipment from Germany
• Rose Law Firm, a legal practice in Little Rock, Arkansas
• Rose, a water-scattering head of a watering can spout
• The Rose Gaming Resort, an under-construction casino resort in Dumfries, Virginia, United States
• Compass rose, a graphic used on maps
• Gold dipped roses
• Project ROSE, a Pakistan Air Force program
• Tropical Storm Rose

See also

• Rosé (disambiguation)
• Rose Garden (disambiguation)
• Rose Hill (disambiguation)
• Corn rose (disambiguation)
• Desert rose (disambiguation)
• Red rose (disambiguation)
• Tokyo Rose (disambiguation)
• Wild Rose (disambiguation)
• The Rose of Tralee (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles containing Rose
• Rosa (disambiguation)
• Rosea (disambiguation)
• Roselle (disambiguation)
• Rosen (disambiguation)
• Roser (disambiguation)
• Roses (disambiguation)
• Rosette (disambiguation)
• Rosie (disambiguation)
• Rosine (disambiguation)
• Rosy (disambiguation)
• Roze (disambiguation)

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