Definition of rose oil
: a fragrant essential oil obtained from roses and used chiefly in perfumery and in flavoring
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The report notes that rising oil prices have cost American families, on average, $300 a year more in gasoline.
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Made up of aloe, cucumber, and rose oil, this gentle serum can be used as a daily hydrator, after-shave moisturizer, or post-sun treatment.
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Crude inventories last week experienced the biggest decline of the year, adding more support to rising oil prices.
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Fuel prices fell again last week, continuing a June trend, but rising oil prices are now expected to undo the decline.
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And a rising oil price is taken as a sign of healthy growth in China, the world’s biggest oil importer.
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For example, a rise in gasoline prices, tied to rising oil prices, helped push up sales at gasoline stations by 2% last month.
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Part of the uptick in inflation this year is a product of rising oil prices, a phenomenon over which the American president has little control.
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Blue-collar jobs have picked up in the past year as rising oil prices and the global economic rebound are driving more demand for construction and manufacturing workers.
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First Known Use of rose oil
1552
Medical Dictionary
rose oil
medical Definition of rose oil
: a fragrant essential oil obtained from roses and used chiefly in perfumery and in flavoring;
especially
: attar of roses
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