orange

A reddish orange color like the skin of a ripe fruit

A warm orange-yellow color like autumn leaves

A color like orange but more red

An orange color that looks more red than yellow

A situation that is confusing and hard to understand

A drink people make from oranges, often fresh or bottled

A strong chemical sprayed in the Vietnam War to kill plants that caused long-term harm to people and land

The outer skin of an orange that adds flavor or becomes candy

A piece of land planted with orange trees to grow oranges

A tree that grows round sweet fruit you can eat

A fizzy sweet drink that tastes of orange

Thin outer skin of an orange grated to add flavor to food

A Protestant group in Northern Ireland that holds yearly parades celebrating union with Britain

A small sweet orange fruit that is easy to peel

The outer skin of an orange used to add flavor or decoration

A seedless orange with a small navel-like bump at the top

A color like orange but more red

A sweet spread made from oranges with small pieces of peel for bread or toast

A high quality black tea made from young tea leaves

Having the color of a ripe orange

A color that is between orange and red

An orange paint colour artists use that stays bright for a long time

A frozen concentrate of orange juice that you mix with water before drinking

A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with orange, used in cocktails and desserts

A brown color with a touch of orange

A thick frozen orange juice that you mix with water to drink

A bitter sour orange used to make marmalade and to grow other citrus trees

A tree that makes bitter oranges used as root for other orange trees and for marmalade

A very tart orange used in cooking and for making marmalade

A small tree with fragrant flowers and bitter, inedible fruit

A colour between yellow and orange, like a sunset

A color between yellow and orange, like a sunset

A small citrus tree from Italy with pear-shaped fruit whose oil flavors tea and perfumes

A tree that produces sour oranges used for marmalade and grafting

A small, very sour orange used to make marmalade and flavoring

A type of orange tree that produces small sour fruit and is used for grafting and marmalade

A light brown color with orange tones

An apple eaten fresh with yellow to orange skin that tastes sweet and smells nice

A bright orange color with a red tone like fire

A large sweet orange with easy to peel skin grown in Florida

A small tree from Southeast Asia that grows sweet, easy-to-peel orange fruit

A bright orange colour like the skin of the fruit

A bright warm orange color like marmalade used for clothes and paint

A small orange tree that makes sour fruit used for marmalade and to start new orange trees

An orange dye used in labs that changes color to show if a liquid is acidic or basic

A bush or small tree with white, sweet smelling flowers grown in gardens

A sweet orange with thick skin and almost no seeds

A small Australian tree that has dark purple berries you can eat

A color like orange with a little red

An orange color that looks more red than yellow

A North American annual plant with yellow or orange flowers that grows in wet, acidic soil

A bat with bright orange or yellow fur from northwest Australia

A small bat with orange fur that lives in forests in northwest Australia

A tall plant that lives for many years and has bright orange flowers that attract butterflies

A bog plant with spikes of orange-yellow flowers that grows in the southeastern United States

A fungus that grows on some mushrooms and makes them orange and bumpy

A low plant with bright orange-yellow flowers grown to decorate gardens

A low spreading plant with small orange-yellow flowers

A former province in central South Africa settled by Dutch farmers, renamed Free State in 1997

A small North American weed with thin stems, tiny leaves, and yellow flowers

An armed Protestant group in Northern Ireland that attacks Catholics and their property

A small wild plant with bright orange flowers often seen as a weed

A bright orange cup-shaped growth on the ground that looks like an orange peel

A small moth whose caterpillars feed on oranges and damage fruit crops

A Protestant armed group in Northern Ireland known for attacks on Catholic people and opposition to peace talks

A bright yellow color with a small touch of orange

Small Australian orchid with loose groups of scented white flowers marked purple and orange

A bright red color with a strong orange tone

A large river in southern Africa that flows west to the Atlantic and forms part of the border with Namibia

A plant that lives for several years with drooping orange-yellow flowers that can make sheep sick

Toasted bread with butter, sugar, and grated orange peel

A plant that has orange flowers

About as big as an orange

Having the color of a ripe orange

A small tree with thorny branches and large inedible greenish-yellow fruit

An orange color with a hint of pink

A color between pink and orange

A tree that grows sweet oranges used for eating and making juice