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Torqange 

1. To tear something extremely.
2. To tear something to an irreparable extent.

The only know word to both rhyme with orange and contain a "q" not followed by a "u," torqange was created to both confuse and amuse you. Torqange was created by myself and a friend known as both Captain D and D-Unit respectively.

Torqange can also be used to describe the degree to which you "own" at something.
I will torqange this letter so no one can read it.

Man, I torqanged you at that game.
Torqange by Jenn (digivixx) November 26, 2005
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A word that will distinguise any complication with the common myth of no word rhyming with the fruit and colour of orange.
Brian- Hey Bob, do you know any words that rhyme with orange? I'm sure door hinge doesn't count.

Bob- Well Brian, torange rhymes with orange perfectly.
Torange by Pete616 October 4, 2010
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- a fit of rage

- a temper tantrum
1.Don't throw a torange, Bill!

2.If you have a torange in the store you won't get any candy.

Torrange 

Any unwanted substance that coats the interior of one's mouth.
After a night of heavy drinking, Julie woke up with her mouth coated in torrange and wished she had brought her toothbrush.
Torrange by Jackson Landers January 9, 2006
The shadow that is created when light passes through venitian or slatted blinds. Only word that rhymes with orange.
Close the blinds, there is torange on the tv screen.
Torange by Nezz June 28, 2007
The only word in the english language to rhyme with orange
Dude! Torange Rhymes with Orange!
Torange by Deth2UAll October 1, 2009
Torange is red-hot orange!
She wanted to get noticed and ended up dyeing her hair torange.
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