Entry:orange

English

orange

Multi-letter group	A–E					F–J					K–O					P–T					U–Z
Alphabetical position	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O	P	Q	R	S	T	U	V	W	X	Y	Z

Alphabetical group	K	L	M	N	O

Letters	6
Alphagram	A E G N O Raegnor or
Rhymes	ɪndʒ

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once
one
only
open
or
orange
order
other
others
out
out of doors

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orange, pl oranges, comp more orange, super most orange [/ɔɹ.ɪndʒ/; or•ange (2 syll.)]

1 : flanbuli aa, flanbule nsn (colour)
2 : flanjuze nnsn (fruit)

No common everyday English words rhyme with orange, a trait shared with silver, purple, and month. According to Wikipedia and YourDictionary.org , there are at least three contenders: scientific term sporange (synonymous with sporangium), proper noun Blorenge (a mountain in southeastern Wales), and the surname Gorringe (all depending on the dialectal pronunciation).

Hypernyms

colour (1), fruit (2), citrus (2)

Colours

onike (colour)

Primary: roubi (red/R) • blouvi (blue/Bl) • troawi (green/G)

Other: flauvi (yellow/Fv) • flanbuli (orange/Fb) • roubblouvi (purple/RB) • troblouvi (blue-green/grue/Tb) • volompi (violet/V) • shouli (white/S) • nouli (black/N) • brouti (brown/Br)

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Voablivrile:Word topic lists/Citrus

Landau #: 391 • GSL #: 1850

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Added on: 2021-10-19, 00:16 • View semantic data