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- adj. of orange tinged with red
Examples
“A red-orange orb, laced with roiling black clouds.”
“In the old days, before they won the lottery, when she colored it herself over the bathroom sink in their apartment in Queens, it had been a flaming red-orange shade.”
“I hid behind a tree, balked and fussed and re-arranged my bikini, while Madeline posed, threw her head up in the bright sun and showcased a brilliant post-orthodontia smile, framed by red-orange lips.”
“In 1540, when Spanish troops captured the Mayan port of Kin Pech on the Gulf of Mexico, they found an unexpected treasure: a small, scrawny tree that grew all over the nearby forests -- and from which a gorgeous, red-orange dye could be made.”
The Huffington Post: Bob Schulman: The Treasures of Campeche
“Keeping the sunset theme from the ceremony going through dinner, I decorated the space with red-orange wax candles and lit the room in a sunset glow.”
“The African sunset motif was even reflected in the wedding cake, which was designed with red-orange hues and a blown-sugar sphere on top.”
“And against all odds I'm imagining a mysterious red-orange papier-mâché bird as a harbinger of that future.”
“And against all odds I'm imagining a mysterious red-orange papier-mâché bird as a harbinger of that future.”
“Airedale and scold the collie pup unholily attracted by the red-orange, divers-finned, and many-tailed”
“Its bright red-orange face contrasts strikingly with a black crest and white neck and throat.”
Did you know? Mexico's vultures have very different eating habits.
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