borange

1. Something sub-par, or questionable, in quality.

2. The part of a ship that the lower classes use to do their drunk dancing.

1. That movie, Titanic, is borange.

2. That borange scene in that borange movie was borange.

by Geoff January 7, 2005

Borange

Though borange has been historically connected to mean "balderdash" it is NOT to be confused with the forgotten word that also rhymes with orange, florange, which is the tuft of hair that grows in the valley below the adams apple.

the dude with the florange eating the orange is full of borange.

by chesh January 6, 2005

Blorange

A girl who has dyed blonde hair and has so much make up and fake tan on she is orange (usually glowing orange). Looks very unnatural.

Hey Paul, cool party but its ashame how many bloranges turned up.

by Bonzo66 October 30, 2007

borange

The warm fuzzy feeling you get when returning your 6ft cardboard cut out of Nanna Dorothy to the old peoples home after rescuing here from a Ballon ride and Ménage A Tois with fellow "Cut Outs"
"Where's me Ears" Chopper and "Shop Lifting is a crime" Copper. {No Garfields were harmed during the making of this definition and Nanna's still smiling}

"ohh Chopper get the cuffs off" said the copper, "and then you can't stop her"

by MadKelt January 5, 2005

Blorange

a mountain in Wales that is also the only word that rhymes with "orange"

Went hiking up Blorange when I went to Wales last year and took an orange to put on the summit.

by Lord Dragon, Grammar Nazi July 2, 2011

Blorange

(Adj.) Weird, cool, and slightly disturbing

That centaur-taur was very Blorange!

by iTs JuSt YoUr PeRsOnAliTy March 13, 2022

borange

can mean allmost anything in the right context, such as mad or shit. invented by ross noble, who is borange. must be used with enthusiasm, strong word.

your gonna give me tickets to bdo? that is so barange!

by sally anstey January 4, 2005