rosemary oil

Scott: Rokeby, v. 13. Chem.: A transparent, colorle oil, obtained by distilling the fresh leaves and flowers of the rose mary with water. It is neutral, has a camphor ous taste, and the odor of the plant; specific gravity 09080 at 15.5°, and boils at 165-168°. *rōs-en, a . [English ros ( e ); adj. suff. -en, as in golden, .] Made of roses; consisting of or resembling roses. "His leefe a rosen chaplet." - Romaunt of the Rose. rōş-en-ite, s. [After G. Rose; n connect., and suff. -ite .] Min.: The same as PLAGIONITE (q. v.). Rōş-en-mül-ler, s . [The discoverer's name.] (See def. of.) Organ of Rosenmüller : Anat .: The parovarium. rō-şē-ô-la, s. [Lat.rosa=arose.] Pathol.: Rose-rash, scarlet-rash; a non-contagious, febrile disease, with rose-colored, minute, non crescentic spots, with itching and tingling. In infants it is called R. in fan til is , and a variety occurs from exposure to sun in summer, known as R. æstiva . The action of belladonna, taken internally, occasionally produces it, and it sometimes precedes an attack of small-pox or typhus fever. It may also occur four or five days after vaccination, in gout and rheumatism, or in cholera. *rōş-er, s . [ROSE, 8.] A rose-tree, a rose-bush. "They ben like to an hound, when he cometh by the roser, or by other bushes." -Chaucer: Per sones Tale. rōş-er-ý, subst. [ROSARY.] A place where roses grow; a rosary.