titanium in American English (taÉªËteÉªniÉm ; tÄ«tÄËnÄÉm; tÉªËteÉªniÉm ; titÄËnÄÉm) noun. a silvery or dark-gray, lustrous, metallic chemical element found in rutile and other minerals and used as a cleaning and deoxidizing agent in molten steel, and in the manufacture of aircraft, satellites, chemical equipment, etc.: symbol, Ti; at. no., 22. see the periodic table of elements in the Reference Supplement.
1 White Roses: The White Rose represents purity and innocence, and to say â I am worthy of you. White roses are given to mothers or the matriarch of the family to show respect. 2  Red and White Roses: Given together, these signify unity.  Cream Roses: The cream rose is used most often in weddings and symbolizes young love.
A rose flower. Rose is the color halfway between red and magenta on the color wheel. It represents the color of the rose flower. The first recorded use of rose as a color name in English was in 1382.