rosebay
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rose·bay
(rōz'bā') 
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n.
- Any of several shrubs of the genus Rhododendron, especially R. maximum of the southeast United States, having large glossy leaves and flowers with a rose-pink, bell-shaped corolla with green spots. Also called great laurel.
- See oleander.
- Chiefly British. The willow herb.
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