red rose

noun

English History.

1. the emblem of the royal house of Lancaster.

red rose

noun

1. English history the emblem of the House of Lancaster See also Wars of the Roses white rose

Example Sentences

Inside the lining of their jackets, at their backs, in small red text, was the name of every Red Rose that had gone before and endured a less equitable, lower-profile game.

From BBC

Sue Day, Red Rose number 73, was among them.

From BBC

World Rugby's Breakthrough Player of the Year last year, Feaunati moved to New Zealand at the age of nine before returning to England in 2023 to pursue a career as a Red Rose.

From BBC

It feels like if Eric and I had just gone in and pitched it, “All right, there’s going be these handmaids in red rose, and there’s going to be a ceremony ...” and there was no book, we would be laughed out of the room because it sounds so crazy.

From Los Angeles Times

Among the usernames associated with Bartkus’ email address was “Pyrotechnical,” which accompanied an avatar of a soldier with a red rose in its mouth.

From Los Angeles Times