There are also proper nouns that come very close to being a perfect rhyme with it, such as “Blorenge”, which is a mountain in Wales, and “Gorringe”, which is the last name of the US Naval Commander who discovered and named Gorringe Ridge in 1875.
There are however half rhymes such as “hing”, “syringe”, “sporange”, etc.
There is no single English word that rhymes with orange. As a general rule, the bigger the navel in the orange, the sweeter it will be. Navel oranges are named for their belly-button-like formations on the opposite side from the stem. On this same voyage, he also brought seeds for lemons and citrons. Learn to use the right words and sentences in different situations. Christopher Columbus brought the first orange seeds to the New World on his second voyage in 1493. orange color or pigment any of a range of colors between red and yellow. Color meaning of orange - flamboyance, determination, warmth, success, stimulating. We think of orange as saucy, vibrant, and fun. Orange is an active color, so we respond to it with heightened emotions, increased activity, and sharper awareness of our surroundings. That’s enough oranges for every American to eat about 83 oranges a year. We associate orange with high energy and with a vibrant social environment. Over 25 billion oranges are grown in the United States every year. #DIFFERENT WORDS FOR ORANGE COLOR SKIN#
Temple Oranges and Murcott Honey Oranges are actually hybrid oranges, being crossed with tangerines. ORANGE meaning: 1 : a citrus fruit that is round and that has an orange skin often used before another noun 2 : a color between red and yellow that is like. Lightning kills more orange trees annually than any disease. 
There is an orange tree in Europe called “Constable” that is estimated to be almost 500 years old. Repeating the French names of colors once again will help you memorize the new French vocabulary for good. Watch the video below to hear the colors pronounced in French. You will find that some colors are much easier to learn then the rest as they have exactly the same form in all genders and numbers. The following table will help you to learn many different forms that words for colors assume depending on whether they modify masculine, feminine, singular or plural nouns and pronouns. You may want to dedicate more time to practicing the agreement of adjectives with the words that they describe. For instance, if you wanted say that you have blue eyes (eyes = yeux - masculine plural) then you'd have to select the matching masculine plural form of the color blue ( bleus). In French language, all adjectives agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) with the nouns and pronous that they modify. An adjective is a word that describes nouns and pronouns. If you look into your French dictionary you will notice that all words for colors are adjectives. For example, if you wanted to say "he has light blue eyes" in French you would have to use the dictionary form of the color bleu without any changes: il a les yeux bleu clair In other words, there is only one form to use in all possible situations. The good news is that colors formed with the help of clair and foncé don't follow the rules of agreement. Simply add the desired modifier to the name of a color to describe a new shade as shown in the examples below. There are two useful words that will enable you to describe the shade of a color - clair for light and foncé for dark. 
So if you were to say "pink shirt" in French the proper word order would be "shirt pink". You can also browse the colors as a one-page color chart ordered by name. Click on a color rectangle to import a color into the HSL/HTML Color Picker. Browse fullscreen mode (usually press F11-key) to reduce color distraction. Unlike in English, the words for colors appear after nouns in French. For orange-yellow color a hue range from 41° to 50° has been defined.
Whatever your reason, learning French words for colors is a fun way to increase your essential French vocabulary and get the hang of a few basic grammar concepts. Whether you'd like to prepare for a shopping spree in a French-speaking country or looking for the pronunciation of colors related to genders (pink for girls, blue for boys) this lessons has the answers you need. You'll find that you'll be able to name all the primary colors in no time. Learning colors in French (Les Couleurs) really isn't that difficult.
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