Fruit and Orange

Fruit

Fruit noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

Orange and fruit are semantically related in food topic. In some cases you can use "Orange" instead a noun "Fruit".

Orange

Orange noun - Any citrus tree bearing oranges.
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Synonyms for Orange

Fruit and orange are semantically related in food topic. Sometimes you can use "Fruit" instead a noun "Orange".

Nearby Words: orangery, orangey

Both words in one sentence

  • Numerous cereals depicting glasses of milk and orange juice and fruit slices, when the fruit is not present in the actual cereal.
  • Useful Notes / Green is Blue Before about 1500, orange in English was lumped in with either red (as with "red" hair, robin "redbreast"), or yellow/gold; the colour orange is actually named after the fruit.
  • Cut a Slice, Take the Rest In the episode "Heavy Sleeper" from Chowder, Chowder takes an orange from a fruit bowl only to suck out the rest of the fruit and putting the orange back in the bowl.
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