Look up: sub-rosa

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   Sub Rosa
   (Latin) literally under the rose; this phrase has come to mean secretly or under cover; the exact genealogy of the phrase is debated.
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   sub rosa
   [adv] - in secret or covertly
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   sub rosa
   adverb in secret or covertly; `held a meeting sub rosa to avoid general criticism`
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   Sub rosa
   The Latin phrase `sub rosa` means `under the rose` and is used in English to connote secrecy or confidentiality. The rose was the emblem of the god Horus in ancient Egypt. Later the Greeks and Romans regarded this as god of silence. This originates from a Greek/Roman misinterpretation of an Egyptian hieroglyphic adopting Horus along with Isis and Osiris as a god. The Greeks translated his Egyptian name Har-pa-khered to Harpocrates. The rose's ...
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   sub rosa
   sub rosa Under the rose. Secretly, confidentially, privately. Units of mottoes and proverbs listed by groups: A to X.
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   sub-rosa
   [adj] - designed and carried out secretly or confidentially
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   sub-rosa
   under-the-table adjective designed and carried out secretly or confidentially; `a sub-rosa report`; `has their under-the-table backing`
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   subserosa
   The layer of connective tissue beneath a serous membrane such as that of the periconeum or pericardium. Syn: tela subserosa TA, subserous layer
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