Orange

The word orange can refer to:

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• Things:
• The orange is the fruit of the orange tree, often used to make juice.
• Orange is a color that takes its name from the fruit. Visible orange light has a wavelength of around 590 nm.
• Orange SA is a multinational telecommunications company.
• Orange is the official color of Syracuse University, and the name of its many athletic teams.
• Orange is the nickname of the Dutch national football team. Their shirts have this color in honor of the royal family.
• Orange is a British manufacturer of valve-driven electric guitar amplifiers.
• Oranges and Lemons is a nursery rhyme.
• Orange in heraldry can mean a roundel that is orange or, simply, the color orange itself.
• The Orange River is the largest river in South Africa. It was named by Dutch explorers after the House of Orange.
• The Orange Order is an Irish Protestant organisation.
• A Clockwork Orange is a 1962 dystopian horror novel by Anthony Burgess.
• A Clockwork Orange is a 1971 film adaptation of the novel directed by Stanley Kubrick.
• The Orange Revolution was a long-running political protest in Ukraine sparked by irregularities in the country's 2004 presidential election.
• Orange is a British mountain bike manufacturer.
• People:
• House of Orange-Nassau
• Prince of Orange
• William of Orange
• Cities:
• Australia:
• Orange, New South Wales
• France:
• Orange, Vaucluse
• United States:
• Orange, California
• Orange, Connecticut
• Orange, Massachusetts
• Orange, New Jersey
• Orange, New York
• Orangeville, New York
• Orange, Ohio
• Orange, Texas
• Orange, Virginia
• Other places:
• Orange County is the name of many counties in the United States.
• The Free State Province of South Africa was known as:
• The Orange Free State, an independent country in southern Africa from 1854?1900 settled by Dutch Protestants, who named it after the House of Orange-Nassau.
• The Orange River Colony, after its annexation by the British in 1900 after the Boer War.
• The Orange Free State Province, after joining the Union of South Africa in 1910.
• The Free State Province, after the 1994 post-apartheid redistricting of South African provinces.