Rose and Stemmed

Rose

Rose noun - Any of many shrubs of the genus Rosa that bear roses.

Stemmed and rose are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stemmed" instead a verb "Rose".

Nearby Words: rosy, roseate, rosette, Rosa, Rosie

Stemmed

Stemmed adjective - Having the stem removed.

Rose and stemmed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rose" instead a verb "Stemmed".

Nearby Word: stemming

Both words in one sentence

  • Radio / The Jack Benny Program When he died, it was revealed in his will that he had provided for a long-stemmed red rose to be delivered to her, every day, until her own death.
  • Naked in Mink By way of revenge, during her curtain call at the final show, Joan Diener turned upstage to face Muni (who hated scantily-clad chorus girls and cleavage) and opened her full-length mink coat "to reveal herself naked but for a long stemmed rose between her legs."
    Source: Naked in Mink
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