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Borange adj.
Borange is your friend when you need a word for bad
post-haste but would rather not use the word bad.
Oooh, you smarty-pants, you! What's wrong with bad eh? Too hoity-toity to use a
commoner's word now are we?
Derived from Orange. Borange has now unofficially removed the title of 'Refractory Rhyme' from it's colourful, fruity, towny cousin: Orange.
Refractory rhymes, or 'rhymeless words' include the word Month and the colours Silver and Purple.
Thanks to Ross Noble and Terry Psiakis of Triple J, the English language now has another synonym for
crapshit and that's always good.
"Your sneakers are
borange because they have several Kenny G, Cher and/or Barbara Streisand decals plastered onto them, multiple tassells and
poxy Country & Western
fringing."
"A Clockwork
Borange"
Borange also features in a scanned drawing of a movie parody by someone called Jasmine of linuxGrrls.
See her drawing of A Clockwork Borange here...
linuxgrrls.org/~jasmine/
trike/
debauch/borange.jpg
Jo-Jo and Lindsay Lohan could safely be chucked in the borange-bin of ultra-super-mega-borangeness.
This sentece is borange because I don't understand it. If I could read French, it would not be borange.
Prenez-à une décharge vous voiture orange mais don't viennent près de moi avec cette cravate orange effrayante de
cou ou je frapperai du pied sur vous avec mes grandes initialisations frappant du piedes oranges.
Tubas are borange because they are big and noisy and their use is advocated by that Mayor-Pelican-Man off Neighbours. Violins and flutes are not borange.
If you say the word borange enough, people will stare at you.
Mary-Kate and Ashley are actually triplets, according to Limapalooza. It's Mary, Ashley and Kate. They rotate and put the spare one in the closet when they don't need her. Borange is when no one believes this conspiracy.