Fun fact, there is a hill in Wales called “Bloringe,” but due to Welsh phonetics being sufficiently dissimilar to English phonetics, it doesn’t come nearly as close to rhyming as it looks like it should.
Isn’t it strange how nothing rhymes with orange? According to my research, the Oxford English Dictionary, the only word that perfectly rhymes with “orange” is “sporange,” an uncommon botanical term for a part of a fern.
Averagemoe about 3 years ago
Is he also the inventor of the “Donth” the “Murple” and the “Tilver”?
Darwinskeeper about 3 years ago
Actually it was Frank Zappa who had The Mothers of Invention.
christineracine77 about 3 years ago
Fun fact, there is a hill in Wales called “Bloringe,” but due to Welsh phonetics being sufficiently dissimilar to English phonetics, it doesn’t come nearly as close to rhyming as it looks like it should.
fuzzybritches about 3 years ago
And a wonderful comic, “Rhymes with Orange”.
https://www.comicskingdom.com/rhymes-with-orange
asrialfeeple about 3 years ago
Isn’t it strange how nothing rhymes with orange? According to my research, the Oxford English Dictionary, the only word that perfectly rhymes with “orange” is “sporange,” an uncommon botanical term for a part of a fern.
Claire Jordan about 3 years ago
Orange sort-of rhymes with the first two syllables of porringer.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 3 years ago
Orange, sponge, grunge, lunge.
bopard about 3 years ago
My friend and I snuck to the pantry door, for to steal the orange. While he took off the aft hinge, I took off the for hinge. – Irving Berlin