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Rose: A pink, fruity type of wine made from red grapes.

Rosette: Derived from a Unknown V.rupestris x Jaeger 70 cross. Very hardy French/American hybrid, with synonym name Seibel 1000. Cultivar with medium-sized berries that ripen in mid-season. Historica . . . View Full Definition

Chasselas Rose: Is currently thought to be a mutant clone of Chasselas that usually ripens in mid-September. May have the synonym name Chasselas Rose Violet. No other details as yet.

Prose: Any material that is not written in a regular meter like poetry. Many modern genres such as short stories, novels, letters, essays, and treatises are typically written in prose.

Alliterative Prose: Many texts of Old English and Middle English prose use the same techniques as alliterative verse. Aelfric (c. 955-1010 CE) and Wulfstan (d. 1023) wrote many treatises using skillful allitera . . . View Full Definition

Rosen Method Bodywork: Using gentle, nonintrusive touch, Rosen Method works with held muscles to bring about physical and emotional awareness through relaxation. Developed by Marion Rosen, this technique utilizes . . . View Full Definition

Last Rose: Is the result of a Armlong x Jefferson cross developed by T.V. Munson. Reported as prolific producer female cultivar ripening around mid-late September in Tennessee. Requires pollination. No . . . View Full Definition

Microsecond: One millionth of one second.

Ambrose: see scramble (more on tournament formats)

Heterosexual : People whose enduring physical, romantic, emotional, and/or spiritual attraction is to people of the opposite sex. Also called straight.