Primrose Definition
 prĭmrōz 
  primroses
  
    noun
  
 
    primroses
  
Any of a genus (Primula) of plants of the primrose family, having variously colored, tubelike corollas with five spreading lobes.
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The flower of any of these plants.
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The light yellow of some primroses.
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Any of various other plants, as the evening primrose.
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Synonyms: 
  
    adjective
  
 Of the primrose.
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Light-yellow.
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Designating a family (Primulaceae, order Primulales) of dicotyledonous plants principally in the Northern Hemisphere, with flowers in clusters on a leafless stem, including loosestrife and cyclamen.
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    pronoun
  
 A female given name. Rare, and of mostly British usage.
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Other Word Forms of Primrose
Noun
Singular:
 primrosePlural:
 primrosesOrigin of Primrose
-  Middle English primerose from Old French from Medieval Latin prīma rosa first rose Latin prīma feminine of prīmus first prime Latin rosa rose From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition 
- Invented in the 19th century from the flower primrose. - From Wiktionary 
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