Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
rose pink ExamplesWord Origin noun
- a light pinkish red color.
Origin of rose pink First recorded in 1725–35 Related formsrose-pink, adjective Examples from the Web for rose pink Historical Examples of rose pink
Then Mary spoke, and there was a rose-pink flush upon her cheeks.
Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger Gull
Sometimes the humps and the middle of the back are marked with rose-pink.
The Butterflies of the British Isles
Richard South
The hinder segments of the abdomen are banded with black and rose-pink.
William S. Furneaux
“They’re all like that,—them Swedes,” the woman of the rose-pink negligee agreed.
Robert Herrick
She indicated the amount with the rose-pink tip of her smallest finger.
Maud Diver