Wiktionary
n. A bright shade of orange.
Usage examples of "blaze orange".
Marino had no more idea what the blaze orange flame-retardant duct tape or pith wood meant than we did.
Maybe someone else who might have had a need for the tape, since it was the blaze orange that hunters use?
West was angry, her face hard, as she stared at the fleshy nude body opened up from neck to navel, and blaze orange paint no amount of scrubbing would wash away.
The driver in blaze orange overalls climbed down from his seat and sauntered back to stand with the two other stevedores at the tail ramp.
Hooter watched with interest and a little anxiety as Macovich barricaded every lane with a wall of blaze orange plastic and fire, leaving only her Exact Change lane open, forcing all northbound motorists by her window, where they would directly place money in her glove.
Former Governor Clinton Tyree wore hiking boots, his blaze orange rain jacket with matching trousers, a new shower cap (with a daisy pattern) and a vest made from Chihuahua pelts.
She nodded and handed me a blaze orange tag that proclaimed I was carrying an unloaded firearm.
I zipped up the pouch, marking it with blaze orange biological hazard tags, almost could not lift the body back up to its frigid shelf, my arms trembling under the strain.