"violent or tempestuous windstorm," late 15c. (Caxton), obsolete from 18c., from French orage "a storm," from Vulgar Latin *auraticum, from Latin aura "breeze, wind" (see aura (n.)). Related: Oragious.
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or
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oracle
oracular
orage
oral
orange
orangeade
orange-blossom
Orangemen
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