pix·i·lat·ed or pix·il·lat·ed (adj.)

1. A derivative of the word pixie—the mischievous, child-like creature of folklore. One who is pixilated (that is, “pixie-led”) is thus under the influence of a pixie-like being, or is acting in such a manner (i.e., somewhat mentally unbalanced, slightly eccentric, crazed, bewildered, prankish)

2. Variant of pixelated. In computing, an image is pixelated when all or a portion of itself is blurred by the reduction of its resolution.

ob·sid·i·an (n.)

A glass-like rock, formed by the rapid cooling of lava, that is usually dark, but transparent in thin pieces.

rose (n.)

The widely cultivated flower from the plant of the genus Rosa, having prickly stems (thorns) and a fragrance often considered romantic.