† roseager Sc. Obs.
[? Misuse of rosager, var. of rosaker.]
(See quot.)
| 1684 Symson Galloway in Macfarlane's Geogr. Collect. (S.H.S.) II. 103 Their Beir is commonly very oatie, and in some places mixt with darnel, which they call Roseager. Ibid., This Roseager being narcotick occasions strangers to find fault with our ale. |