tangerine
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- adjective
- /ˌtæn.dʒəˈrin/
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mandarina
- And I'm also looking at Fuego flush which is a soft tangerine with shimmer that sounds marvellous.
It's beautiful, it's bright, it's juicy, it's tangerine and I hope you guys check it out.
- It's beautiful, it's bright, it's juicy, it's tangerine and I hope you guys check it out.
Examples
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Shana then pulled out a tube of lipstick, tangerine pink, and carefully applied it to her lips.
Fiction book (1993) -
I'm a tangerine belt, orange belt.
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It's beautiful, it's bright, it's juicy, it's tangerine and I hope you guys check it out.
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He would not move out of my seat and I and I was I was in a beautiful tangerine dress.
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Well, it certainly will be explosively tangerine.
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If you would change your skin color any unnatural color tangerine you don't like your people.
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Pop Rocks in a tangerine mojito sorbet.
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However, I must be considerate of my shapely, tangerine-breasted next-door neighbor Susan Bayer.
Fiction book (1994) -
The sunset painted the sky in a stunning shade of tangerine as the day came to a close.
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She chose a tangerine dress for the summer party, hoping to stand out in the crowd.
Synonyms
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Having the color between red and yellow like ripe citrus fruit
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A little like the color orange
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A color that is between orange and red
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Having the color of a ripe orange
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A color that looks a little like orange between red and yellow
A color like orange with a little red
Having the color of a ripe orange
A bright orange color like a carrot often used to describe hair
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Etymology
To call something tangerine is to say it has the strong reddish-'orange' color of a ripe tangerine fruit.