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fr chêne soyeux d’ australie (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr pleurote de l’ olivier (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
nci chilcoztic (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
eu gorri (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr bisque (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr safran (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr intermédiaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr pittosporum de chine (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr sardoine (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr amanite des césars (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr fauve (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr tomate (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr livarot (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr ambre rouge (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr feu (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (n)
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fr émail Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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en orangey Source: English Wiktionary
fr renard (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr vermillon (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr bisque (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr couleur Source: French Wiktionary
fr lactaire délicieux (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr oronge (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr gymnopile remarquable (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr phrygile (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
la aurantiacus (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
vi da cam (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr aurore (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangés (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (n)
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fr d’ orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr grand gravelot (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orpiment (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr flamboyant (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr chrysoïdine (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr upupidé (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr russule dorée (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr épervière orangée (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr bolet orangé (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr ambre rouge (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
it arancione (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr tirer Source: French Wiktionary
cs oranžový (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr vermeille (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr hygrophore des bois (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr arnica des montagnes (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr flammule pénétrante (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr upupidés (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr orange Source: French Wiktionary
br melen ruz (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
eu laranja (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
sk oranžový (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr xénospingue (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangée (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
nl geeloranje (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr fauve (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (v)
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fr oranger Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr jaune Source: French Wiktionary
fr xanthose (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr huppe (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr grenadier commun (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr fausse chanterelle (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr chrysaniline (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangé (a)
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fr rouge Source: French Wiktionary
fr pseudo grenat (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
nl roodoranje (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr laccaire laqué (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
oc iranjat (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr orangées (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr luzerne arborescente (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr pique orange (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr káshi (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr or (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
es anaranjado (a)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
fr phalène du prunier (n)
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fr orangé Source: French Wiktionary
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