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Color:
Tangelo


More info:
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Colors with the same hue:
Peanut
Lemon iced tea
Nutmeg
Sunburst
Mahogany
Metallic brown
Rust
Tobacco
Sinopia
Burnt Copper
Henna
Spicy mix
Sorrel
Red-orange 
Orange Soda
International orange 
Willpower orange
Orange 
Flame
Orioles orange
Similar colors:
Maximum orange
Bold Orange
Vivid orange
Deep Orange
Coquelicot
Orange
Electric Orange
Neon Orange
Persimmon
Orange iced tea
Safety orange 
Pomegranate
Red 
Microsoft red
Red-orange 
Words evoked by this color:
persimmon,  diverting,  dispatcher,  bataan,  analogous,  emphatically,  cinnabar,  braking,  rear,  rabble-rouser,  paprika,  mars,  martian,  areology,  catch_up,  ketchup,  lasagna,  salsa,  ragu,  sichuan,  poppy,  emphatic,  hurry,  elmo,  pimiento,  racy,  cayenne,  ted,  ned,  komsomol,  scala,  aries,  ares,  arouse,  arousing,  erred,  rota,  fox,  carnelian,  rifampin,  urgency,  urgently,  fiery,  heated,  heartburn,  scalding,  vigorously,  vigorous,  restlessness,  alarmingly


Colors associated with the word:
Tangerine
Orange 
Coral
Apricot
Peach 
Amber 
Marigold
Saffron
Cantaloupe
Pumpkin
Persimmon
Sunset
Honey
Butterscotch
Copper
Ginger
Words with similar colors:
tangerine,  t'ang,  tangier,  range,  sporange,  ora,  navel,  satsuma,  orang,  ange,  clementine,  tang,  tangential,  hamlin,  jaffa,  kumquat,  tango,  nectarine,  clemente,  impeach
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This tab, the new OneLook "color thesaurus", is a work in progress. It draws from a data set of more than 2000 color names gathered from sources around the Web, and an analysis of how they are referenced in English texts. Some words, like "peach", function as both a color name and an object; when you do a search for words like these, you will see both of the above sections.



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