orangey
orangy , also: orangish

Like the cat, she'd had orangey hair and green eyes.

There, he breathed, as six orangey yellow images emerged from the red river.

Calves are generally orangey red in colour for the first three months, after which their coat begins to darken.

Of course, it wasn't their familiar sun of Earth; too large, too orangey.

The flame flared orangey red, as he cupped his hands around it automatically, even though there was no wind.

The sky was a deep blue silk, edged with orangey gold on one hem and jet on the other.

'It's given him a slightly orangey colour.

The clear glass allows you to see its rather odd color, a cloudy, orangey pink that looks almost infused with metal or minerals.

The soup will keep its deep red colour if you use a mouli, otherwise it will turn a more orangey red.

Viewers complained he looked "too orangey".

In breeding condition the male has pinkish skin on its face and the female has orangey skin.

It had orangey swags and a yellow lace net that could be draped to achieve varying degrees of disguise.

"Lovely, slightly orangey but not overpowering.

Skip oily and intensely orangey creme brulee.

It has an orangey yellow body with purplish blue spots completed with a bright yellow tail.

The colours are glorious – bright green ­glistening strips of pak choi and orangey brown cubes of bacon.

The New Guinea impatiens, a bigger plant with darker leaves and more orangey flowers, seems to be resistant to the deadly mildew.

Glum men on the subway carried bunches of four orangey tulips or yellow narcissuses to give to their wives or mothers.

The yellow pattern here is usually a bright, slightly orangey yellow (unlike the paler lemon yellow of trivittatus).

Both develop long-lasting red berries, the Danae in a slightly more orangey tone, but unless you choose your Ruscus carefully, you'll need both a male and a female plant.

He had a shock of white curly hair and one of those orangey tans, as if he had spent a long time in the sun, or under an ultraviolet lamp.

When I ask her what the scene would look like in her eyes, she says the hillsides are orangey pink, while there tends to be a lot of violet in the deadwood.

Lighting up the night in an orangey Halloween glow, it coursed down the slope in divergent streams before coalescing into a steaming, crackling pool a hundred yards out on the flat.

It glided REALLY slowly heading up the coast then stopped altogether in the sky, it's orangey/red light PULSING and reflecting off the water.

In fact, pure gold is a very deep, orangey yellow but is too soft to be used in jewelry, which is why other metals are added to it to make it more durable.”

You read it, and the letters are black -- but then the last character is an orangy red color.

The company started operation in 1946 with orangy yellow, silver and dark green bus paint design.

They were orangy in hue, with hair that varied from copper to black.

Acid yellow and orangy red and the flowers too - we added color!

His long hair is an orangy red, too, and frankly, his face can't compete against the color.

Mix thoroughly until the pasta is an orangy color.

In the smoke of morning the bridges are dusted with orangy sunshine.

The golden bee shrimp is has a white shell and orangy gold flesh.

His face, which seemed overly made up with rather pouting orangy lips, looked almost bashful.

He backed away until the outthrust of orangy gold granite boulders stopped him.

A little fez-shaped orange and almond cake wasn't moist, orangy or fresh enough.

A small spring spilled the orangy water of Argave into a shallow pool next to the picnic flat.

I could follow it for maybe 20 or 30 seconds, and then the orangy glow slowly disappeared as it moved further away towards the East.

Measuring 12 feet by 12 feet, this picture offers an almost blinding field of orangy red.

Beautiful peachy, orangy coloured blooms, complemented with green wrapping and bow.

The settling dust began to crust on the bloodstains, hiding the bright smears with an orangy film.

Next morning the orangy rain began jabbing spitefully down and we found ourselves stopped by a vivid torrent that had cut the road in two.

Among the more popular varieties is Orange, which does best in cool summer areas and yields golden yellow fruit whose orangy flesh turns red upon cooking.

Sustained workshop torch heat to CZ can actually turn the stones to various orangy shades, which remain permanent.

Even at a gentler return pace, the imposing facade of the Hold was soon in sight, its stone blending from an orange to an orangy red.

“The sun was orangy, like a pumpkin, and it looked like someone took a pin and poked it.”

Next daythe third daywas rainy, rainy with the needle-like, orangy downpour that has been known to draw blood.

The mushroom can be either a bluish green or an orangy brown hue, with creamy white or yellow spores that are ellipsoid in shape.

Just down the road, a Carrion Crow sits in its treetop nest, silhouetted against the orangy yellow glow of sodium lighting.