Noi-sĕtte', n.

n. (Bot.) A species of rose, deriving its name from Louis Noisette, of France. It is chiefly a running rose, and has, in its original type, a pink flower, and is without scent. By being hybridized with the tea-rose, it produces a yellow flower having the fragrance of the tea-rose.

The great yellow noisette swings its canes across the window. C. Kingsley.