Orange

What do we mean by orange?

Any of several evergreen trees of the genus Citrus of Southeast Asia, widely cultivated in warm regions and having fragrant white flowers and round fruit with a yellowish or reddish rind and a sectioned, pulpy interior, especially the sweet orange and the bitter orange. noun

The fruit of any of these trees, having a sweetish, acidic juice. noun

Any of several similar plants, such as the Osage orange and the mock orange. noun

The hue of that portion of the visible spectrum lying between red and yellow, evoked in the human observer by radiant energy with wavelengths of approximately 590 to 630 nanometers; any of a group of colors between red and yellow in hue, of medium lightness and moderate saturation. noun

Of the color orange. adjective

Made from oranges. adjective

Tasting or smelling like oranges. adjective

A mordant acid coal-tar color of the monoazo type prepared by combining diazotized para-nitraniline with salicylic acid. Also called alizarin yellow R. noun

Same as orange T. noun

Of or pertaining to the principality of Orange in France, or the line of princes named from it: often with special reference to William III. of England, Prince of Orange, who was regarded as the champion of Protestantism against Louis XIV. on the continent, and against James II. in Ireland.

Of or pertaining to the Society of Orangemen, or Orangeism: as, an Orange lodge; an Orange emblem. See Orangeman.

The fruit of the orange-tree, a large globose berry of eight or ten membranous cells, each containing several seeds which are packed in a pulp of fusiform vesicles, distended with an acidulous refreshing juice. noun

A rather low branching evergreen fruit-tree, Citrus Aurantium, with greenish-brown bark, elliptical or ovate coriaceous leaves, the petiole often winged, and fragrant white flowers. noun

A reddish-yellow color, of which the orange is the type. noun

In heraldry, a roundel tenné. See roundel. noun

The Carolina cherry-laurel, Prunus Caroliniana. It is a small tree with glossy coriaceous leaves, wild and cultivated for ornament in the southern United States. Its foliage, bark, and fruit contain prussic acid, and the leaves are often fatal to animals browsing upon them. Also called mock-orange and wild peach. noun

See toothache-tree. noun

Of or belonging to an orange; specifically, being of the reddish-yellow color of the orange.

The fruit of a tree of the genus Citrus (Citrus Aurantium). It is usually round, and consists of pulpy carpels, commonly ten in number, inclosed in a leathery rind, which is easily separable, and is reddish yellow when ripe. noun

An evergreen tree of the genus Citrus such as Citrus sinensis.

The fruit of an orange tree; a citrus fruit with a slightly sour flavour.

The colour of a ripe fruit of an orange tree, midway between red and yellow.

Orange juice.

Orange coloured and flavoured cordial.

Orange coloured and flavoured soft drink.

Words that are spelled similarly to orange:
orange, range, grange, orang, orage, prange, frange, orangy, oranje, lorange, orangs, dorange, orango, orane.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word orange:
juice, blossom, citrus, lemon, bowl, groves, stripe, peel, anaheim, stripes, livery, yellow, purple, spots, colour, grove, darker, pink, syracuse, pale, ana, riverside, fruit, county, blue, patch, colors, color, orlando, jersey, colored, cream, lodge, logo, grey, colours, brown, counties, tip, costa, black, red, miami, dark, bright, green, california, flowers, tail, florida, giant, white.

Words that rhyme with orange:
door hinge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe orange:
bright, yellow, red, deep, green, pale, blue, sweet, reddish, dark, light, brilliant, large, white, dull, bitter, pink, sour, yellowish, burnt, rich, black, golden, brown, navel, methyl, brownish, vivid, purple, fresh, mock, acridine, fine, grated, wild, trifoliate, fiery, beautiful, fluorescent, osage, ripe, crimson, warm, soft, pure, tangerine, pinkish, tawny, colored, rusty, sized, rotten, hot, lemon, gray, intense, xylenol, olive, seedless, scarlet, huge, anti, dirty, faint, juicy, half, greenish, sliced, grayish, dusky, deeper, grey.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective orange:
juice, trees, peel, groves, color, blossoms, light, colour, flowers, glow, tree, zest, hair, marmalade, yellow, flame, water, peels, spots, concentrate, oil, tint, hue, brown, soda, red, blossom, flower, sauce, ware, eyes, crates, slices, clay, squash, silk, grove, jumpsuit, skin, shirt, fruit, dress, spot, flames, paper, solution, liqueur, precipitate, orchards, drink, powder, sections, flesh, tinge, stripes, shellac, growers, fire, stripe, buff, cat, robes, pulp, robe, orchard, leaves, ribbon, legs, paint, fruits, rind, mixture, berries, scarf, lilies, band, juices, chair, coloration, sherbet, appearance, cloth, wine, dye, floss, pigment, lights, fabric, shade, discoloration, crystals, liquid, cap, glass, tip.

Words that sound like orange:
orange, oranje, oranger, oren, orangey, gorringe, orangy, oron, orren, ohren, auran, grunge, orage, orin, orrin, oarage, aurin, cringe, fringe, syringe, oran, oram, aren, lorange, aurum, orand, orono, orum, orant, orona, aurand, ahren, orans, orom, orim, orana, orosz, crunch, aaron, irony, grange, aron, arron, aran, eren, arun, arran, eran, aeron, iren, trunch, ironie, ehren, erron, frange, airen, irun, arany, oring, orem, oaring, lorincz, r n, aura, erin, drench, arent, corage, aren't, boren, eryn, arina, foran, coren, arana, coran, erinn, aryn, doron, doren, arens, aruna, coron, errin, boran, aerin, aarom, arant, arawn, corren, audran, corone, corran, auriemma, borrage, drenche, corunna, bohren, borane, erinna.