What is "orangish"

Usage examples of "orangish".

Cygni B was a bright, orangish fire in the right half of his visibility.

Cygni B was a bloated, orangish blob, which became an orb when he looked at it through a filter.

That and the orangish daylight filtering in, revealing a grouping of large prickly plants and an assortment of rocks and heaps of red sand just outside.

He imagined a serpent with eyes all along its back and belly and sides: gigantic, looking down at them from concealment in those prickly tree branches, or invisibly from the orangish sky.

Tears leaked from his watery gray eyes, which were still feeling the effects of the miniature flashbomb, making the orangish greasepaint on his cheeks streak and run.

The bag exploded with a small pop and sprinkled them with a fine orangish dust, the pollen of the beg-a-ride bush which had been slow-roasted over purified charcoal for six hours.

The son of Han Solo and Princess Leia stood now in the orangish morning light that spilled through the slit windows in the thick temple walls.

Finally, the battered old freighter flew off into the misty skies toward the orangish gas-giant planet of Yavin.

With Lobot trailing silently behind, Lando led the three young Jedi Knights to a transparisteel viewing window that looked out at the tempestuous orangish soup of the gas giant.

The highlands were still orangish and most of the land masses were brown, but the startling green of forests and fields were visible without using the telescope.

March 1932 The Charles Lindbergh farmhouse glowed with bright, orangish lights.

An orangish tinge of morning finally arrived as he drove through Johnstown, Pennsylvania.

There was still an orangish glow from the fire, a quiet crackling noise.

Casanova came out into the brightly lit, almost orangish, parking area.

Cold Creek Canyon from the Snake River, the K0 sun of Zarathustra slanted orangish light across the growing settlement which the latest maps called Holloway Station.