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Definition of orange
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Orange
(n.) The color of an
orange;
reddish
yellow.
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Plurilocular
::
Plurilocular
(a.)
having
several
divisions
containing
seeds;
as, the lemon and the
orange
are
plurilocular
fruits..
Coquelicot
::
Coquelicot
(n.) The color of the wild
poppy;
a color
nearly
red, like
orange
mixed with
scarlet..
Orangery
::
Orangery
(n.) A place for
raising
oranges;
a
plantation
of
orange
trees.
Flame-colored
::
Flame-colored
(a.) Of the color of
flame;
of a
bright
orange
yellow
color.
Eschscholtzia
::
Eschscholtzia
(n.) A genus of
papaveraceous
plants,
found in
California
and upon the west coast of North
America,
some
species
of which
produce
beautiful
yellow,
orange,
rose-colored,
or white
flowers;
the
California
poppy..
Mandarin
::
Mandarin
(n.) A small
orange,
with
easily
separable
rind. It is
thought
to be of
Chinese
origin,
and is
counted
a
distinct
species
(Citrus
nobilis)mandarin
orange;
tangerine
--..
Rocoa
::
Rocoa (n.) The
orange-colored
pulp
covering
the seeds of the
tropical
plant Bixa
Orellana,
from which
annotto
is
prepared.
See
Annoto..
Salmon
::
Salmon
(v.) A
reddish
yellow
or
orange
color,
like the flesh of the
salmon..
Safranin
::
Safranin
(n.) An
orange-red
dyestuff
extracted
from the
saffron.
Sulphurate
::
Sulphur
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
yellow
or
orange
butterflies
of the
subfamily
Pierinae;
as, the
clouded
sulphur
(Eurymus,
/
Colias,
philodice),
which is the
common
yellow
butterfly
of the
Eastern
United
States..
Zest
::
Zest (n.) A piece of
orange
or lemon peel, or the
aromatic
oil which may be
squeezed
from such peel, used to give
flavor
to
liquor,
etc..
Bodock
::
Bodock
(n.) The Osage
orange.
Bergamot
::
Bergamot
(n.) A tree of the
Orange
family
(Citrus
bergamia),
having
a
roundish
or
pear-shaped
fruit,
from the rind of which an
essential
oil of
delicious
odor is
extracted,
much
prized
as a
perfume.
Also, the
fruit..
Thorite
::
Thorite
(n.) A
mineral
of a brown to black
color,
or, as in the
variety
orangite,
orange-yellow.
It is
essentially
a
silicate
of
thorium..
Savor
::
Savor (a.) That
property
of a thing which
affects
the
organs
of taste or
smell;
taste and odor;
flavor;
relish;
scent;
as, the savor of an
orange
or a rose; an ill
savor..
Tartrazine
::
Tartrazine
(n.) An
artificial
dyestuff
obtained
as an
orange-yellow
powder,
and
regarded
as a
phenyl
hydrazine
derivative
of
tartaric
and
sulphonic
acids..
Saffron
::
Saffron
(a.)
Having
the color of the
stigmas
of
saffron
flowers;
deep
orange-yellow;
as, a
saffron
face; a
saffron
streamer..
Pip
::
Pip (n.) A seed, as of an apple or
orange..
Tortoise
::
Tortoise
(n.)
having
a color like that of a
tortoise's
shell,
black with white and
orange
spots;
-- used
mostly
to
describe
cats of that
color..
Turnus
::
Turnus
(n.) A
common,
large,
handsome,
American
swallowtail
butterfly,
now
regarded
as one of the forms of
Papilio,
/
Jasoniades,
glaucus.
The wings are
yellow,
margined
and
barred
with
black,
and with an
orange-red
spot near the
posterior
angle of the hind
wings.
Called
also tiger
swallowtail.
See
Illust.
under
Swallowtail..
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