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Orange-colored   /ˈɔrəndʒ-kˈələrd/   Listen
Orange-colored

adjective
1.
Having the color of ripe oranges.  Synonyms: orange-coloured, orange-hued.






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"Orange-colored" Quotes from Famous Books



... Marlett betook herself to her own correspondence, which, as Janey had noticed, included two telegraphic despatches in orange-colored envelopes. ...
— The Mark Of Cain • Andrew Lang

... pretty," said her cousin; "but I like an orange-colored shawl better.—Well, child, my lover spends his time in doing such work as that. Since he came to Paris he has turned out three or four little trifles in that style, and that is the fruit of four years' study and toil. He has served as apprentice to founders, ...
— Poor Relations • Honore de Balzac

... beautiful daughter of Rappaccini plucked one of the richest blossoms of the shrub, and was about to fasten it in her bosom. But now, unless Giovanni's draughts of wine had bewildered his senses, a singular incident occurred. A small orange-colored reptile, of the lizard or chameleon species, chanced to be creeping along the path, just at the feet of Beatrice. It appeared to Giovanni,—but, at the distance from which he gazed, he could scarcely have seen anything so minute,—it appeared to him, however, that a drop ...
— Mosses from an Old Manse and Other Stories • Nathaniel Hawthorne

... of antimony are called the trisulphide and the pentasulphide respectively. When prepared in this way they are orange-colored substances, though the ...
— An Elementary Study of Chemistry • William McPherson

... ropes, Clifford and the others finally cut them and the "nouveau" scrambled to his feet and took an attitude which may be seen engraved in any volume of instruction in the noble art of self-defense. He was an Englishman of the sandy variety. Orange-colored whiskers decorated a carefully scrubbed face, terminating in a red-brown mustache. He had blue eyes, now lighted to a pale green by the fire of battle, reddish-brown hair, and white hands spattered with orange-colored ...
— In the Quarter • Robert W. Chambers


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