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To worry unduly about the lack of rhymes for the word orange.
Gosh, it's hard to finish my rhyming lyrics about an orange when I'm just so consumed with worange.
Worange by songaweek November 6, 2022
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The only word in the English language that is a perfect rhyme with orange. Yup. That's its only definition and purpose.
Another FB challenge post for a word that rhymes with orange? It's "worange" which is derived from WORd that rhymes with ORange. Now piss off.
Worange by Wiskysfault May 11, 2023
Being so drunk you turn orange.
Dang, I drink so much last night all I can say is worange.

Liquor got me feeling worange
Worange by PrestigedStoner April 4, 2022
you little worange
worange by binski creator February 6, 2025
1.) some whore who goes to tanning salons every day and gets fake tans ends up turning orange. 2.) something that finally rhymes with orange.
"Why is that girl orange?"
"You mean the whore in the skimpy outfit?"
"Yeah...that whorange."
"I hope she dies from skin cancer."
"We all do...we're taking bets."
whorange by artgarrickamy September 25, 2005
The deep tan color of skanks that do nothing but go to tanning booths and have sex. See Snooki.
Girl 1: She is such a slut.
Girl 2: How do you know?
Girl 1: Look at her! She's wearing booty shorts, no bra, and her skin is practically whorange!
Whorange by Creative@College April 11, 2010
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