what rymes with orange?

Question

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Answer 1

First of all it's 'rhymes'. And secondly, there is no single word in the entire English language that rhymes with the word orange. As well as month, pizza, and almond.

Although there are some words that come close.
For example:
mortgage, forage, door-hinge, challenge, lozenge, scavenge, avenge, etc.

Here's a link to a list of all the non-rhyming words in the English language:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_without_rhymes


And there are words that rhyme with the word purple:
hurple (also spelled: hirple) - to walk along with one leg dragging behind;
and
curple - the part of a horses bridle that goes under the tail.

Answer 2

Orange is one of those words that famously has nothing perfectly to rhyme with it. The other one is silver. However, the Oxford Rhyming Dictionary does show both these words as having half-rhymes (such as lozenge with orange and salver with silver).

**EDIT**
There are two words that rhyme with purple: 1. Hurple - to walk lamely, or with a limp 2. Curple - A part of a horse's bridle (the bit that goes under the tail. (Both these words are in the OED)

Answer 3

Nothing rhymes with orange. For more help with rhyming try the website in my source.

Answer 4

Nothing...maybe you should make up a word get it to catch on and maby in a few years it will be in the dictionary and we will beable to write poems with orange in them.

Answer 5

Nothing rhymes with a lot of things. But unfortunately oranges are one of them. But in some langueges, orange may rhyme with a lot of things. ....

Answer 6

Kinda Old... HAHA But The Answer Is Nothing

Answer 7

the obscure biological term "sporange" rhymes with "orange."

Or a comic strip by Hilary Price

Answer 8

there are no words in the english language that rhyme with orange, purple or silver.

Answer 9

nothing rhymes with orange.

Answer 10

Nothing