sporange

A traditional part of a male Scottish Highland dress, made from ginger hair.

Big Jimmy: "Ach, wee Willie's got a lovely new sporran, Maggie."
Maggie: "Tha's no a sporran, Jim - have ye no seen the colour? It's a sporange."

by Not Dr Otter August 22, 2011

Sporange

A rotten orange. (Now there's a word that rhymes with orange.)

My mom packed me a Sporange for lunch!!!

by Iceskates126 September 6, 2016

Sporange

A sniglet invented for the sole purpose of rhyming with orange. It means those useless bits of white rind left over after you have peeled an orange.

After peeling an orange, one will usually find some sporange. Door hinge...

by Wesley Durrance October 9, 2005

Smorange

The unpleasant aftermath that results from mixing the flavors of oranges and mint (especially in the case of toothpaste).

Tyler: "I'm really craving orange juice"
Linda: "I'm not, I just brushed my teeth and you know what that means..."
Tyler: "Ew...smorange."

by msc95 April 12, 2014

snorange

The term for an annoying individual. Somebody who talks a lot and/or gets on your nerves.

"I'm annoying! Blah blah blah..."
"God Fran, shut up! You're such a snorange!"

by Nat L December 28, 2008

sporange

A tasty beverage produced from concentrated orange squash and fizzy water.

What are you doing with Mark's mum? Have a sporange instead!

by Mark'sMum June 23, 2011

Scrange

(1) To wrongfully appropriate that which belongs to others through deceit or mischief while maintaining that the appropriation was conducted innocently or accidentally.

(2) Or, an individual who takes from a communal pile while neglecting to contribute anything back.

(1) I think someone just scranged about two dollars of change off our coffee table.

(2) Andrew continues to drink with us every night, but he never brings any beer or liquor, what a scrange.

by Nick KD July 30, 2009