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roses and castles

roses and castles noun: a traditional style of painted decoration applied to British narrowboats, typically incorporating brightly coloured flowers and scenes of castles set within rural landscapes.

Noun

roses and castles

  1. A traditional style of painted decoration applied to British narrowboats, typically incorporating brightly coloured flowers and scenes of castles set within rural landscapes.

Questions about roses and castles

What does roses and castles mean?
Roses and castles means a traditional style of painted decoration applied to British narrowboats, typically incorporating brightly coloured flowers and scenes of castles set within rural landscapes.
What part of speech is roses and castles?
Roses and castles is a noun.

Words near roses and castles in the dictionary

  1. roseroots
  2. Roseros
  3. Rosers
  4. rosery
  5. roses
  6. roses and castles
  7. roses between two thorns
  8. Roses Gap
  9. roses of Jericho
  10. roses of Sharon
  11. roseslug

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