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Definition
Synonym
altrosa
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
altrosa
adj
old rose
altrosa
adj
old rose
altrosa
adj
old rose
Deutsche
altrosa Synonyme
Englische
old rose Synonyme
old
abandoned
abjured
adult
advanced
advanced in life
advanced in years
age-
old
aged
ageless
along in years
ancient
antediluvian
antiquated
antique
archaic
auld
big
blase
bygone
constant
continuing
cosmopolitan
cosmopolite
dated
dateless
demode
deserted
discontinued
disused
done with
early
elderly
enduring
erstwhile
established
experienced
firm
fore
former
getting on
gray
gray with age
gray-haired
gray-headed
grown
grown
old
grown-up
hoar
hoary
immemorial
inveterate
knowing
late
lifelong
long-lived
marriable
marriageable
mature
matured
maturescent
not born yesterday
not worth saving
nubile
obsolescent
obsolete
of age
of marriageable age
of
old
of yore
old
as Methuselah
old
as history
old
as time
old
-fashioned
old
-time
old
-timey
old
en
old
fangled
on the shelf
once
onetime
out
out of use
out-of-date
outdated
outmoded
outworn
overage
passe
past
past use
patriarchal
pensioned off
perennial
perpetual
practical
practiced
prehistoric
previous
primeval
primitive
prior
quondam
recent
relinquished
renounced
resigned
retired
ripe
ripened
sagacious
seasoned
senectuous
skilled
solid
sometime
sophisticated
staying
steady
superannuate
superannuated
superseded
then
timeless
timeworn
traditional
tried
tried and true
venerable
versed
vet
veteran
whilom
white
white with age
white-bearded
white-crowned
white-haired
world-wise
worldly
worldly-wise
worn-out
wrinkled
wrinkly
years
old
old
days
auld lang syne
days beyond recall
days of
old
days of yore
early times
eld
good
old
times
lang syne
long ago
old
story
old
times
old
en times
same
old
story
the
old
en time
times of
old
times of yore
way back
yore
yoretime
old
fogy
Methuselah
antediluvian
antique
back number
conservationist
conservatist
conservative
dad
diehard
dodo
dotard
elder
fogy
fogyish
fossil
fud
fuddy-duddy
granny
has-been
laudator temporis acti
longhair
matriarch
mid-Victorian
mossback
old
believer
old
crock
old
dodo
old
fart
old
liner
old
man
old
poop
old
school
old
woman
old
-fogyish
old
-timer
patriarch
pop
pops
ravaged with age
reactionary
regular
old
fogy
relic
right-winger
rightist
senile
square
standpat
standpatter
starets
stick-in-the-mud
stodgy
stuffy
traditionalist
ultraconservative
old
hat
antique
archaic
back-number
banal
behind the times
bewhiskered
bromidic
common
commonplace
corny
cut-and-dried
dated
demode
fade
familiar
fusty
hackney
hackneyed
has-been
moth-eaten
musty
old
-fashioned
old
-time
old
-timey
old
fangled
out of fashion
out of season
out-of-date
outdated
outmoded
platitudinous
set
square
stale
stereotyped
stock
styleless
threadbare
timeworn
trite
truistic
unfashionable
unoriginal
warmed-over
well-known
well-worn
worn
worn thin
old
lady
Dulcinea
beldam
best girl
better half
common-law wife
concubine
crone
dame
dowager
dream girl
feme
feme covert
frump
gill
girl
girl friend
goodwife
goody
grandam
grandmother
granny
hag
helpmate
helpmeet
inamorata
jill
jo
lady
lady love
lass
lassie
little
married woman
matron
mistress
old
battle-ax
old
dame
old
girl
old
granny
old
maid
old
trot
old
wife
old
woman
rib
squaw
trot
war-horse
wedded wife
wife
witch
woman
old
line
backward
confirmed
conservative
deep-dyed
deep-engraven
deep-fixed
deep-grounded
deep-laid
deep-rooted
deep-seated
deep-set
deep-settled
die-hard
dyed-in-the-wool
embedded
embossed
engrafted
engraved
entrenched
established
etched
firmly established
fogyish
graven
implanted
impressed
imprinted
indelibly impressed
infixed
ingrained
ingrown
inveterate
inwrought
long-established
nonprogressive
old
-fashioned
old
-fogyish
on a rock
on bedrock
opposed to change
preservative
reactionary
reactionist
right of center
right-wing
rooted
set
settled
stabilized
standpat
ultraconservative
unprogressive
vested
well-established
well-founded
well-grounded
well-set
well-settled
old
maid
Victorian
bachelor girl
bluenose
feme sole
fuddy-duddy
fuss
fuss-budget
fusser
fusspot
goody-goody
granny
lone woman
maid
maiden
maiden lady
mid-Victorian
old
lady
old
woman
prig
prude
puritan
single girl
spinster
spinstress
squeamish
tabby
vestal
vestal virgin
virgin
old
man
Casanova
Don Juan
Father Time
Lothario
Methuselah
Nestor
Old Paar
Romeo
abba
amoroso
antediluvian
antique
back number
beau
benedict
boyfriend
caballero
cavalier
cavaliere servente
centenarian
conservative
dad
daddy
dodo
dotard
elder
esquire
father
fellow
flame
fogy
fossil
foster father
fud
fuddy-duddy
gaffer
gallant
geezer
genitor
gigolo
g
old
en-ager
goodman
governor
grampa
gramps
grandfather
grandpa
grandsire
granny
graybeard
great-grandfather
has-been
husband
inamorato
lady-killer
longhair
love-maker
man
married man
matriarch
mid-Victorian
mossback
necker
nonagenarian
octogenarian
old
believer
old
chap
old
codger
old
crock
old
dodo
old
dog
old
duffer
old
fogy
old
geezer
old
gent
old
gentleman
old
liner
old
party
old
poop
old
woman
old
-timer
old
er
old
ster
pa
pantaloon
pap
papa
pappy
pater
paterfamilias
patriarch
petter
philanderer
pop
pops
presbyter
reactionary
regular
old
fogy
relic
seducer
senior citizen
septuagenarian
sexagenarian
sheik
sire
square
squire
starets
stepfather
sugar daddy
swain
the
old
man
the quiet-voiced elders
traditionalist
venerable sir
veteran
young man
old
master
art object
artisan
artist
artiste
brainchild
bric-a-brac
classic
composition
copyist
craftsman
creation
creator
dauber
daubster
design
grotesque
kitsch
maker
master
masterpiece
masterwork
mobile
museum piece
nude
pasticcio
pastiche
piece
piece of virtu
stabile
statue
still life
study
virtu
work
work of art
old
saw
banality
bromide
chestnut
cliche
commonplace
commonplace expression
corn
familiar tune
hackneyed saying
lieu commun
locus communis
old
joke
old
song
old
story
platitude
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
reiteration
ret
old
story
stereotyped saying
trite saying
triticism
twice-t
old
tale
old
story
auld lang syne
banality
bromide
chestnut
cliche
commonplace
commonplace expression
corn
days beyond recall
days of
old
days of yore
early times
eld
familiar tune
good
old
times
hackneyed saying
lang syne
lieu commun
locus communis
long ago
old
days
old
joke
old
saw
old
song
old
times
old
en times
platitude
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
reiteration
ret
old
story
same
old
story
stereotyped saying
the
old
en time
times of
old
times of yore
trite saying
triticism
twice-t
old
tale
way back
yore
yoretime
old
timer
Father Time
Methuselah
Nestor
Old Paar
ancient
antediluvian
antique
back number
centenarian
conservative
dad
dodo
dotard
elder
fogy
fossil
fud
fuddy-duddy
gaffer
geezer
g
old
en-ager
gramps
grandfather
grandsire
granny
graybeard
has-been
longhair
matriarch
mid-Victorian
mossback
nonagenarian
octogenarian
old
believer
old
campaigner
old
chap
old
codger
old
crock
old
dodo
old
dog
old
duffer
old
fogy
old
geezer
old
gent
old
gentleman
old
hand
old
liner
old
man
old
party
old
poop
old
pro
old
salt
old
sea dog
old
woman
old
er
old
ster
pantaloon
patriarch
pop
pops
presbyter
reactionary
regular
old
fogy
relic
salt
seasoned veteran
senior
senior citizen
septuagenarian
sexagenarian
shellback
square
starets
the quiet-voiced elders
traditionalist
venerable sir
vet
veteran
war-horse
old
times
auld lang syne
days beyond recall
days of
old
days of yore
early times
eld
good
old
times
lang syne
long ago
old
days
old
story
old
en times
same
old
story
the
old
en time
times of
old
times of yore
way back
yore
yoretime
old
woman
Lord Fauntleroy
Methuselah
Percy
antediluvian
antique
back number
beldam
better half
chicken
common-law wife
concubine
conservative
cream puff
crone
dad
dame
dodo
dowager
effeminate
elder
feme
feme covert
fogy
fossil
frump
fud
fuddy-duddy
fuss
fuss-budget
fusser
fusspot
gammer
goodwife
goody
goody-goody
grandam
grandma
grandmother
grannam
granny
great-grandmother
hag
has-been
helpmate
helpmeet
lady
lily
little
longhair
married woman
matriarch
matron
mid-Victorian
milksop
mollycoddle
mossback
nance
nancy
old
battle-ax
old
believer
old
crock
old
dame
old
dodo
old
fogy
old
girl
old
granny
old
lady
old
liner
old
maid
old
man
old
poop
old
trot
old
wife
old
-timer
pantywaist
patriarch
pop
pops
reactionary
regular
old
fogy
relic
rib
sissy
square
squaw
starets
traditionalist
trot
war-horse
weak sister
wedded wife
wife
witch
woman
old
world
Gothic
Victorian
antediluvian
antiquated
antique
archaic
ceremonious
chivalric
chivalrous
classical
courtly
formal
fossil
fossilized
gallant
grown
old
knightly
medieval
mid-Victorian
of other times
old
-fashioned
petrified
superannuated
old
-fashioned
Victorian
abandoned
abjured
aged
ancient
antiquated
antique
archaic
back-number
backward
behind the times
belated
bygone
ceremonious
chivalric
chivalrous
conservative
courtly
crusty
dated
demode
deserted
die-hard
discarded
discontinued
disused
done with
dowdy
fogyish
formal
fuddy-duddy
fusty
gallant
has-been
knightly
m
old
y
moss-grown
mossy
neanderthal
nonprogressive
not worth saving
obsolescent
obsolete
old
old
hat
old
-fogyish
old
-line
old
-time
old
-timey
old
-world
old
fangled
on the shelf
opposed to change
out
out of fashion
out of season
out of use
out-of-date
outdated
outmoded
outworn
passe
past use
pensioned off
preservative
relinquished
renounced
resigned
retired
right-wing
rococo
standpat
stodgy
styleless
superannuate
superannuated
superseded
ultraconservative
unfashionable
unprogressive
vintage
worn-out
old
er
Father Time
Methuselah
Nestor
Old Paar
antecedent
anterior
anticipatory
centenarian
ci-devant
dean
dotard
doyen
doyenne
earlier
early
elder
eldest
father
first
first-born
firstling
fore
foregoing
former
gaffer
geezer
g
old
en-ager
gramps
grandfather
grandsire
graybeard
major
nonagenarian
octogenarian
old
chap
old
codger
old
dog
old
duffer
old
geezer
old
gent
old
gentleman
old
man
old
party
old
-timer
old
est
old
ster
pantaloon
patriarch
preceding
precurrent
preexistent
presbyter
previous
prime
primogenitary
prior
senior
senior citizen
septuagenarian
sexagenarian
sire
the quiet-voiced elders
venerable sir
veteran
old
ness
advanced age
advanced years
age of retirement
an incurable disease
anility
caducity
debility
decline of life
declining years
decrepitude
dotage
eld
elderliness
feebleness
green
old
age
hale
old
age
hoary age
infirm
old
age
infirmity
infirmity of age
longevity
old
age
pensionable age
ricketiness
ripe
old
age
second childhood
senectitude
senility
senior citizenship
superannuation
the downward slope
the g
old
en years
vale of years
white hairs
altrosa Definition
Cop-rose
(
n.
)
The
red,
or
corn,
poppy.
Cup-rose
(
n.
)
Red
poppy.
See
Cop-rose.
Dog-rose
(
n.
)
A
common
European
wild
rose,
with
single
pink
or
white
flowers.
Gelder-rose
(
n.
)
Same
as
Guelder-rose.
Gy-rose
(
a.
)
Turned
round
like
a
crook,
or
bent
to
and
fro.
Provence
rose
(
)
The
cabbage
rose
(Rosa
centifolia).
Provence
rose
(
)
A
name
of
many
kinds
of
roses
which
are
hybrids
of
Rosa
centifolia
and
R.
Gallica.
Rose
(
imp.
)
of
Rise
Rose
(
)
imp.
of
Rise.
Rose
(
n.
)
A
flower
and
shrub
of
any
species
of
the
genus
Rosa,
of
which
there
are
many
species,
mostly
found
in
the
morthern
hemispere
Rose
(
n.
)
A
knot
of
ribbon
formed
like
a
rose
Rose
(
n.
)
A
rose
window.
See
Rose
window,
below.
Rose
(
n.
)
A
perforated
nozzle,
as
of
a
pipe,
spout,
etc.,
for
delivering
water
in
fine
jets
Rose
(
n.
)
The
erysipelas.
Rose
(
n.
)
The
card
of
the
mariner's
compass
Rose
(
n.
)
The
color
of
a
rose
Rose
(
n.
)
A
diamond.
See
Rose
diamond,
below.
Rose
(
v.
t.)
To
render
rose-colored
Rose
(
v.
t.)
To
perfume,
as
with
roses.
Rose-colored
(
a.
)
Having
the
color
of
a
pink
rose
Rose-colored
(
a.
)
Uncommonly
beautiful
Rose-cut
(
a.
)
Cut
flat
on
the
reverse,
and
with
a
convex
face
formed
of
triangular
facets
in
rows
Rose-pink
(
a.
)
Having
a
pink
color
like
that
of
the
rose,
or
like
the
pigment
called
rose
pink.
See
Rose
pink,
under
Rose.
Rose-pink
(
a.
)
Disposed
to
clothe
everything
with
roseate
hues
Rose-red
(
a.
)
Red
as
a
rose
Rose-rial
(
n.
)
A
name
of
several
English
gold
coins
struck
in
different
reigns
and
having
having
different
values
Rose
water
(
)
Water
tinctured
with
roses
by
distillation.
Rose-water
(
a.
)
Having
the
odor
of
rose
water
old rose Bedeutung
rose
chafer
rose
bug
Macrodactylus
subspinosus
common
North
American
beetle:
larvae
feed
on
roots
and
adults
on
leaves
and
flowers
of
e.g.
rose
bushes
or
apple
trees
or
grape
vines
rose
chafer
rose
beetle
Cetonia
aurata
a
common
metallic
green
European
beetle:
larvae
feed
on
plant
roots
and
adults
on
leaves
and
flowers
of
e.g.
roses
rose
bed
bed
of
roses
a
flower
bed
in
which
roses
are
growing
rose
garden
a
garden
for
growing
roses
rose
water
perfume
consisting
of
water
scented
with
oil
of
roses
rose
window
rosette
circular
window
filled
with
tracery
wind
rose
weather
map
showing
the
frequency
and
strength
of
winds
from
different
directions
rose
rosiness
a
dusty
pink
color
old
rose
a
greyish-pink
color
rose
apple
fragrant
oval
yellowish
tropical
fruit
used
in
jellies
and
confections
blush
wine
pink
wine
rose
rose
wine
pinkish
table
wine
from
red
grapes
whose
skins
were
removed
after
fermentation
began
Benet
William
Rose
Benet
United
States
writer,
brother
of
Stephen
Vincent
Benet
(-)
Lee
Gypsy
Rose
Lee
Rose
Louise
Hovick
United
States
striptease
artist
who
became
famous
on
Broadway
in
the
s
(-)
Christmas
rose
winter
rose
black
hellebore
Helleborus
niger
European
evergreen
plant
with
white
or
purplish
rose-like
winter-blooming
flowers
lenten
rose
black
hellebore
Helleborus
orientalis
slightly
hairy
perennial
having
deep
green
leathery
leaves
and
flowers
that
are
ultimately
purplish-green
impala
lily
mock
azalia
desert
rose
kudu
lily
Adenium
obesum
Adenium
multiflorum
South
African
shrub
having
a
swollen
succulent
stem
and
bearing
showy
pink
and
white
flowers
after
the
leaves
fall,
popular
as
an
ornamental
in
tropics
periwinkle
rose
periwinkle
Madagascar
periwinkle
old
maid
Cape
periwinkle
red
periwinkle
cayenne
jasmine
Catharanthus
roseus
Vinca
rosea
commonly
cultivated
Old
World
woody
herb
having
large
pinkish
to
red
flowers
oleander
rose
bay
Nerium
oleander
an
ornamental
but
poisonous
flowering
shrub
having
narrow
evergreen
leaves
and
clusters
of
fragrant
white
to
pink
or
red
flowers:
native
to
East
Indies
but
widely
cultivated
in
warm
regions
crape
jasmine
crepe
jasmine
crepe
gardenia
pinwheel
flower
East
Indian
rosebay
Adam's
apple
Nero's
crown
coffee
rose
Tabernaemontana
divaricate
tropical
shrub
having
glossy
foliage
and
fragrant
nocturnal
flowers
with
crimped
or
wavy
corollas,
northern
India
to
Thailand
mullein
pink
rose
campion
gardener's
delight
dusty
miller
Lychnis
coronaria
an
old
cottage
garden
plant
of
southeastern
Europe
widely
cultivated
for
its
attractive
white
woolly
foliage
and
showy
crimson
flowers
rose
moss
sun
plant
Portulaca
grandiflora
widely
cultivated
in
many
varieties
for
its
fleshy
moss-like
foliage
and
profusion
of
brightly
colored
flowers
rose
of
Jericho
resurrection
plant
Anastatica
hierochuntica
small
grey
Asiatic
desert
plant
bearing
minute
white
flowers
that
rolls
up
when
dry
and
expands
when
moist
cotton
rose
cudweed
filago
any
plant
of
the
genus
Filago
having
capitate
clusters
of
small
woolly
flower
heads
bog
rose
wild
pink
dragon's
mouth
Arethusa
bulbosa
a
bog
orchid
with
usually
a
solitary
fragrant
magenta
pink
blossom
with
a
wide
gaping
corolla,
Canada
cliff
rose
sea
pink
Armeria
maritima
tufted
thrift
of
seacoasts
and
mountains
of
north
temperate
zone,
occasionally
grown
as
a
ground
cover
musk
mallow
mus
rose
Malva
moschata
erect
Old
World
perennial
with
faintly
musk-scented
foliage
and
white
or
pink
flowers,
adventive
in
United
States
rose
mallow
Alcea
rosea
Althea
rosea
plant
with
terminal
racemes
of
showy
white
to
pink
or
purple
flowers,
the
English
cottage
garden
hollyhock
rose
mallow
swamp
mallow
common
rose
mallow
swamp
rose
mallow
Hibiscus
moscheutos
showy
shrub
of
salt
marshes
of
the
eastern
United
States
having
large
roseolored
flowers
cotton
rose
Confederate
rose
Confederate
rose
mallow
Hibiscus
mutabilis
Chinese
shrub
or
small
tree
having
white
or
pink
flowers
becoming
deep
red
at
night,
widely
cultivated,
naturalized
in
southeastern
United
States
China
rose
Chinese
hibiscus
Rose
of
China
shoeblack
plant
shoe
black
Hibiscus
rosa-sinensis
large
showy
Asiatic
shrub
or
small
tree
having
large
single
or
double
red
to
deeped
flowers
rose
of
Sharon
Hibiscus
syriacus
Asiatic
shrub
or
small
shrubby
tree
having
showy
bell-shaped
rose
or
purple
or
white
flowers
and
usually
three-lobed
leaves,
widely
cultivated
in
temperate
North
America
and
Europe
marsh
pink
rose
pink
bitter
floom
American
centaury
Sabbatia
stellaris
Sabbatia
Angularis
any
of
several
pink-flowered
marsh
plant
of
the
eastern
United
States
resembling
a
true
centaury
rose
apple
rose-apple
tree
jambosa
Eugenia
jambos
tropical
tree
of
the
East
Indies
cultivated
for
its
edible
fruit
rose
gum
Eucalypt
grandis
very
tall
tree
of
Queensland
and
New
South
Wales
rose
chestnut
ironwood
ironwood
tree
Mesua
ferrea
handsome
East
Indian
evergreen
tree
often
planted
as
an
ornamental
for
its
fragrant
white
flowers
that
yield
a
perfume,
source
of
very
heavy
hardwood
used
for
railroad
ties
rockrose
rock
rose
small
shrubs
of
scrub
and
dry
woodland
regions
of
southern
Europe
and
North
Africa,
grown
for
their
showy
flowers
and
soft
often
downy
and
aromatic
evergreen
foliage
helianthemum
sunrose
sun
rose
any
plant
of
the
genus
Helianthemum,
vigorous
plants
of
stony
alpine
meadows
and
dry
scrub
regions
rockrose
rock
rose
any
of
numerous
varieties
of
helianthemums
having
small
rose-like
yellow
or
white
or
reddish
flowers
rush
rose
Helianthemum
scoparium
woody
yellow-flowered
perennial
of
southeastern
United
States
Canada
garlic
meadow
leek
rose
leek
Allium
canadense
North
American
bulbous
plant
rose
globe
lily
Calochortus
amoenus
globe
lily
with
deep
rose-pink
or
purple
egg-shaped
flowers
on
flexuous
stems,
western
slopes
of
Sierra
Nevada
in
San
Joaquin
Valley
bristly
locust
rose
acacia
moss
locust
Robinia
hispida
large
shrub
or
small
tree
of
the
eastern
United
States
having
bristly
stems
and
large
clusters
of
pink
flowers
Rosaceae
family
Rosaceae
rose
family
a
large
family
of
dicotyledonous
plants
of
order
Rosales,
have
alternate
leaves
and
five-petaled
flowers
with
numerous
stamens
rose
rosebush
any
of
many
shrubs
of
the
genus
Rosa
that
bear
roses
hip
rose
hip
rosehip
the
fruit
of
a
rose
plant
mountain
rose
Rosa
pendulina
European
alpine
rose
with
crimson
flowers
ground
rose
Rosa
spithamaea
low-growing
bristly
shrub
of
southern
Oregon
and
California
with
creeping
rootstocks
and
usually
corymbose
flowers
banksia
rose
Rosa
banksia
Chinese
evergreen
climbing
rose
with
yellow
or
white
single
flowers
dog
rose
Rosa
canina
prickly
wild
rose
with
delicate
pink
or
white
scentless
flowers,
native
to
Europe
China
rose
Bengal
rose
Rosa
chinensis
shrubby
Chinese
rose,
ancestor
of
many
cultivated
garden
roses
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