No, because the N sound isn't in porridge.
No.
there are no words that rhyme with orangebut, there are some close one's like, porridge, courage, etcthere is an even closer one "door hinge"
There are only actually two colours that don't have any perfect rhymes, these are orange and silver. People believe purple to not rhyme with anything, but in fact there are two that do - hirple and curple, both of which I believe are in the English Dictionary. You will find assonances for orange and silver, for example orange can be loosely rhymed with "lozenge" or "porridge", and silver with "slither".
No, the word "storage" does not rhyme with "orange." Rhyming words typically have similar ending sounds, such as "cat" and "hat." In the case of "storage" and "orange," the ending sounds are different, so they do not rhyme.
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There is no true rhyme for orange in the English language same with silver. but one can use a slant rhyme such as porridge, or forrage. Silver and sliver
Impregnable / Infectious label *Mix your words and twist the syllables and you can rhyme any word. It's said that nothing can rhyme with orange. Orange / Porridge.
Cassiopeia, the constellation and goddess of Greek mythology, rhymes with "onomatopoeia." The word "orange" is famous for having no exact rhymes.
there are no words that rhyme with orangebut, there are some close one's like, porridge, courage, etcthere is an even closer one "door hinge"
Nothing in the English dictionary rhymes with orange. So the answer is 0. If you REALLY need something close to orange then there is portage, and storage and porridge. However, they do not rhyme but they sound a bit the same xx hope i helped! xx ~I DROPPED MY COOKIE~ xx
According to the nursery rhyme, the three bears loved porridge.
The nursery rhyme "Pease Porridge Hot" describes a pot of pease porridge that is nine days old.
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The author of the nursery rhyme "Pease Porridge Hot" is unknown, as it is a traditional English nursery rhyme passed down through generations.
There are only actually two colours that don't have any perfect rhymes, these are orange and silver. People believe purple to not rhyme with anything, but in fact there are two that do - hirple and curple, both of which I believe are in the English Dictionary. You will find assonances for orange and silver, for example orange can be loosely rhymed with "lozenge" or "porridge", and silver with "slither".
Orange is to citrus as nutmeg is to spice!