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ROSES is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for ROSES.

184 total results for ROSES   ( score: 50 )

53 results for ROSES from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthor
Sun Mar 17, 2024108DWine menu sectionSimeon Seigel
Sat May 20, 202330DWine list headingErica Hsiung Wojcik
Tue Jan 25, 202228DNational floral emblems of the U.S.Ray Brunsberg and Ellen Brunsberg
Sat Dec 25, 202113DClassic "I messed up" giftJohan Vass
Sun May 9, 2021122AMother's Day deliveryBrad Wiegmann
Thu Jun 18, 202035ABunch of romantics?Ricky Cruz
Mon Aug 5, 201933AFlowers on trellisesTracy Gray
Tue Jan 1, 201910DThings to stop and smellGary Cee
Thu Dec 27, 201848ABunch of lovers?Mary Lou Guizzo and Jeff Chen
Thu Jul 19, 201813DWhat Moses supposes his toeses are, in an old verseMike Knobler
Tue Apr 17, 201832DKentucky Derby prize (6)Wren Schultz
Tue Feb 13, 201844ASee 41-AcrossBruce Haight
Wed Aug 31, 201655AKentucky Derby prize (6)Ned White
Sun Jun 12, 201699DKentucky Derby winner's wreathFinn Vigeland
Mon Dec 21, 201568ARomantic dozenBruce Haight
Wed Jul 9, 201453DDerby bouquetBruce Haight
Wed Jul 10, 201322DDerby bloomsEd Sessa
Thu Feb 14, 20138ABest buds?Jules P. Markey
Mon Feb 11, 201372ATraditional Valentine's Day giftGary Cee
Thu Nov 15, 20125DPrize ring?Andrew Reynolds
Fri Aug 10, 201239ARomeo's offeringJohn Lampkin
Wed Dec 14, 201131DPasadena posiesTim Croce
Tue Nov 23, 201029DAlternatives to reds and whitesRichard Chisholm
Tue Nov 2, 201052DRock's Guns N' ___Brendan Emmett Quigley
Sat Oct 16, 201043DAnniversary orderPatrick Berry
Wed Sep 22, 201017AGifts for divasPeter A. Collins
Tue Mar 24, 200948DGift on Valentine's DayPancho Harrison
Tue Mar 17, 200922DKentucky Derby prize (6)Richard Chisholm
Sun Jul 30, 2006150AHoney bunch? (2)Victor Fleming and Bonnie L. Gentry
Sat Jan 28, 200642ASome winesDana Motley
Thu Nov 10, 200517AHoney bunch? (2)Lee Glickstein and Craig Kasper
Sun Sep 18, 200598DBlush alternativesJoe DiPietro
Wed Aug 31, 200549AKentucky Derby prize (6)Alan Arbesfeld
Mon Nov 15, 200437ARun for the ___ (Kentucky Derby)Alison Donald
Sat Jul 3, 200422ASuitor's presentationEric Berlin
Tue Oct 21, 200354AGift to a divaJohn Underwood
Sun Sep 28, 200353DFlorists' staplesBrendan Emmett Quigley
Wed Aug 13, 200341AKentucky Derby prize (6)Charles E. Gersch
Wed Mar 19, 200336ADerby prize (3)Alan Arbesfeld
Tue Sep 24, 200257DKentucky Derby prize (6)Sherry O. Blackard
Mon May 13, 200232DTournament of ___Patrick Merrell
Sun Jun 24, 2001114ADivas' tributesRandolph Ross
Thu May 3, 200115ABeau's giftTrip Payne
Fri Feb 2, 200146ADerby prize (3)Martin Ashwood-Smith
Wed Dec 29, 199921AVintners' offeringsRobert O. Dillman
Sat Jun 19, 199913DDerby prize (3)Mark Diehl
Sun Dec 13, 199862DTournament floraRichard Silvestri
Thu Feb 5, 19987DBloomers with hipsCathy Millhauser
Mon Mar 31, 199757DWhat everything's coming up, in songJanet R. Bender
Tue Feb 11, 199742AValentine's Day giftP. Jordan
Mon Jan 15, 199650DValentine's Day bouquetGregory E. Paul
Tue Oct 31, 199532DRomantic giftRich Norris
Sun Oct 22, 1995122AThey come with bows and beausMatt Gaffney
1 result for ROSES from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
Dec 10, 2000Panda43DAre Esso stations nice things to smell?Mel Taub
130 results for ROSES from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Thu Jun 24, 199332DRamblersBeverly J. SewardMaleska
Mon Apr 26, 199330AAmerican BeautiesJames L. BeattyMaleska
Sun Jan 24, 199372DDerby winner's wreathJoy L. WoukMaleska
Sun Nov 22, 199243DThorny bunchCharles M. DeberMaleska
Mon Oct 26, 19924DAmerican BeautiesSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Fri Aug 28, 199222APopular giftSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Sun Jul 12, 199293DKentucky Derby prizePatricia A. CevaalMaleska
Tue Mar 24, 199228DGrandiflorasRobert ZimmermanMaleska
Sat Feb 8, 199222DFloribundasJesse RoarkeMaleska
Tue Jan 14, 199231DStrike the Gold's prizeArthur S. VerdescaMaleska
Wed Jan 1, 19929AFeatures of 28 DownJoy L. WoukMaleska
Fri Nov 8, 199153DFloribundasJesse RoarkeMaleska
Fri Jun 21, 199153DPasadena flowersNorma SteinbergMaleska
Mon May 20, 19915DKentucky Derby decorationSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Sat Apr 27, 19911DPicardy bloomersDaniel GirardiMaleska
Thu Feb 7, 199132DGilroy's "Subject"Jean M. HuntMaleska
Sun Dec 30, 199094DAmerican BeautiesNancy Scandrett RossMaleska
Thu Jun 22, 198927APicardy blossomsWalter CovellMaleska
Sat Apr 1, 198927ASTAR IN ORIONErnst TheimerMaleska
Sun Jan 15, 198930APasadena flowersNorma SteinbergMaleska
Tue Jan 10, 198922ADerby winner's garlandMary M. MurdochMaleska
Fri Dec 16, 198822DFrank Gilroy's subjectFrances HansenMaleska
Sun Oct 23, 198870AWars of the ___John GreenmanMaleska
Sun May 8, 1988120DAnnual Pasadena displayBette Sue CohenMaleska
Sun May 24, 198755ADerby winner's garlandS. E. WilkinsonMaleska
Sun Apr 5, 198770AGilroy's "subject"Arthur W. PalmerMaleska
Sun Mar 15, 198745DSubject for Frank GilroyGloria EvansMaleska
Mon Dec 29, 198644APicardy sightJoy L. WoukMaleska
Thu Feb 6, 198650AViolets' companions, in a verseJune A. BoggsMaleska
Sun Dec 15, 198510DPicardy sightBert H. KruseMaleska
Thu Dec 12, 198529DRamblersPeter SwiftMaleska
Sun Oct 21, 198432AWars of the ___Richard SilvestriMaleska
Tue Oct 2, 198419APlaywright Gilroy's "subject"Arnold MossMaleska
Thu Aug 9, 198447ASomething for "a blue lady"Lois SidwayMaleska
Mon Aug 6, 198446DPasadena parade featureArthur W. PalmerMaleska
Mon Apr 23, 198462ARamblersMurphyMaleska
Sat Apr 7, 198430DGrandiflorasWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Wed Feb 22, 198440DNeckpiece for a Derby winnerJames R. BurnsMaleska
Fri Dec 30, 198321DWars of the ___: 1455-85Kathryn RighterMaleska
Thu Sep 22, 198321DRamblersJohn R. ProsserMaleska
Sun Jun 19, 198370D"Everything's Coming Up ___"Arnold MossMaleska
Tue Jun 7, 198328DThorny subjects of a Gilroy hitLois SidwayMaleska
Tue Dec 14, 19825AAmerican BeautiesNancy McCarthyMaleska
Sun Jul 11, 198242DFloribundasWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Mon May 10, 198263AThorny bloomsJoel D. LafargueMaleska
Thu Mar 11, 198268APicardy sightC. J. AngioMaleska
Sat Jan 3, 198157AWhat Genuine Risk ran for in MayNancy McCarthyMaleska
Mon Jan 28, 198045A"___ are red ... "Grace FabbroniMaleska
Sun Nov 4, 1979127APicardy bloomersWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Fri May 4, 197917DFloribundasWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Mon Apr 2, 19799AWars of the ___: 1455-85Judson G. TrentMaleska
Wed Jan 18, 197855AWar of the ___WeilMaleska
Sat Dec 24, 197726APeace offeringC. J. AngioMaleska
Sun Feb 27, 197749AFloribundasWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Wed Nov 10, 197620ASome ramblersElaine D. SchorrWeng
Tue Jul 20, 197650DAttar sourcesR. KaplanWeng
Thu Mar 11, 197650DDerby winner's neckwearDorothy CannanWeng
Mon Jan 26, 19766DNo bed of ___Martha J. DeWittWeng
Fri Dec 12, 197521A"Days of Wine and ___"Dennis ListortWeng
Sun Nov 30, 1975110DCertain winesWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Sat Aug 2, 197540ATournament of ___Hallie & Gerald ParsonsWeng
Mon Jul 7, 197525DWar of the ___John FinchWeng
Mon Apr 7, 197528DJan. 1 sights in PasadenaMartha J. DeWittWeng
Sat Mar 15, 197552AMoss and teaElaine D. SchorrWeng
Mon Jul 15, 197467AFlowersGeraldine Von MaluskiWeng
Mon Jun 3, 197434ADerby winner's wearG. Gordon CookWeng
Thu Feb 14, 197434DAmerican BeautiesMarie WestWeng
Mon Oct 1, 197368AMoss, wild and oldUnknownWeng
Sat Jul 28, 197325APulitzer play subject in 1965UnknownWeng
Sun Jan 28, 1973140AFlowersTanaquil Le ClercqWeng
Wed Oct 25, 197217ASee 1 AcrossUnknownWeng
Tue Oct 24, 197240AFlowersUnknownWeng
Fri May 12, 197253ABouquet materialUnknownWeng
Tue May 2, 197247ACathedral windowsUnknownWeng
Sun Feb 20, 1972103DWars of the ___Elizabeth A. YaroWeng
Thu Jun 10, 19716DFlowersUnknownWeng
Fri Oct 2, 197027DFlowersUnknownWeng
Sun Jun 14, 197065DFlowersWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Sun Mar 29, 197070DPicardy outputArnold MossWeng
Sun Jan 12, 1969116APeace offeringWilliam A. Lewis Jr.Weng
Wed May 22, 196829DSymbols of June.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jan 14, 196817DPolyanthas.Bert BeamanFarrar
Fri Jan 5, 196868AFloral tribute.UnknownFarrar
Tue Dec 26, 196717AMultifloras.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 12, 196757DEglantines.Sidney LambertFarrar
Tue Jan 24, 196746DSweetbriers.Michael DubinFarrar
Tue Jan 10, 196730ASymbols of spring.Jean ReedFarrar
Mon Nov 7, 196671ABouquet choice.UnknownFarrar
Mon Jul 12, 196546A"The Subject Was ___."UnknownFarrar
Tue Nov 24, 196432AHue of health, as in cheeks.UnknownFarrar
Sun Sep 20, 196480DPolyanthas.James E. Hinish, Jr.Farrar
Sun Jul 12, 196415DPasadena's specialty.William A. Lewis, Jr.Farrar
Sun Jun 14, 1964135ABouquet blooms.Anthony MorseFarrar
Sun Feb 23, 196499DRamblers.Sidney LambertFarrar
Thu Dec 5, 196349AFlorist's best seller.UnknownFarrar
Tue Mar 19, 196332DJune symbols.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Tue Nov 20, 19627DSweetbriers.UnknownFarrar
Thu May 3, 196229DMultifloras.Joseph CrowellFarrar
Sun Dec 17, 19611ARamblers.Sidney LambertFarrar
Mon Mar 27, 196125AFlowering shrubs.UnknownFarrar
Mon Oct 12, 195933AAmerican Beauties.UnknownFarrar
Tue Nov 11, 195829DWell-known bed-making stuff.A. H. Drummond, Jr.Farrar
Wed Sep 17, 195813DHybrid tea ___.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Feb 16, 195876AFloribundas.Arthur LewisFarrar
Wed Nov 20, 195745DHybrid tea ___.UnknownFarrar
Thu Oct 31, 195728DJacqueminots.UnknownFarrar
Fri Apr 5, 195742DRamblers.Helen FasuloFarrar
Fri Mar 22, 195749DPrimulas.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Tue Feb 5, 195714DSweetbriars.UnknownFarrar
Fri Sep 23, 195548APicardy's crop.Marion MoeserFarrar
Fri Jul 22, 195545ANew York State symbols.UnknownFarrar
Tue Mar 8, 195562ATea, moss, damask, etc.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Mon Oct 25, 195425APicardy blooms.M. S. ManningFarrar
Wed Feb 10, 19548DRamblers.Marian MoeserFarrar
Mon Nov 16, 195333AMusical concomitant of moonlight.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Mon Sep 7, 195326DAmerican Beauties.Ethel Le StrangeFarrar
Tue Jun 23, 195312DDorothy Perkins and Lilibet.Isaac KertFarrar
Thu Apr 16, 195319ASymbols of the District of Columbia.Anthony MorseFarrar
Sun Jun 1, 195222DPolyantha, Noisette, and tea.Ralph AndersonFarrar
Thu Oct 18, 19511ATexas leads the world in growing these.UnknownFarrar
Sun Sep 16, 1951128DBampton, Macaulay, etc.Charles CrossFarrar
Mon Jul 30, 195114ASymbols of New York, North Dakota and Iowa.UnknownFarrar
Fri Oct 13, 195057DBilly and Eleanor.UnknownFarrar
Sun Oct 26, 1947109DCurtain-call bouquet.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Feb 23, 194743DFlowers of love.Archie KreilingFarrar
Sun Feb 2, 1947118ABilly and Eleanor.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Oct 13, 194616DEngland's 30-year civil war, 1455-85.Louis BaronFarrar
Sun Oct 29, 194483AFlowers of Picardy.W. W. WebsterFarrar
Sun Oct 17, 194345AWars that brought Tudors British throne, 1455-85.Harriot T. CookeFarrar
Sun Nov 1, 1942138AFloral emblem of England.Helen SmathersFarrar
Anagrams:SORES, ROSSE, ORSES, ESSOR
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