† Ewrose

Obs. Also 4 eurose, 5 euerose, euerrose. [a. OF. ewe rose, mod. eau (de) rose.] Rose-water.

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c. 1350. Med. MS., in Archæol., XXX. 364. Jows of betonye w^t eurose clere Counfortyth y^e herynge of y^e ere.

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a. 1440. Sir Degrev., 1391. With … Watyr of everrose clere, They wesche.

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c. 1440. Anc. Cookery, in Househ. Ord. (1790), 455. And a pynte of water of ewrose.

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1486. Bk. St. Albans, B viij a. Wash hir with euerose.

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