tangerine

As nouns the difference between naartje and tangerine

is that naartje is while tangerine is a native or inhabitant of tangier.

As an adjective tangerine is

from, or pertaining to tangier.

As nouns the difference between tangerine and kumquat

is that tangerine is any of several varieties of mandarin oranges while kumquat is a small, orange citrus-like fruit which is native to Asia, Fortunella.

As an adjective tangerine

is of a deep yellowish-orange colour.

As an adjective tangerine is

from, or pertaining to tangier.

As a noun tangerine is

a native or inhabitant of tangier.

Mandarinorange is likely misspelled.

Mandarinorange has no English definition.

As a noun tangerine is

any of several varieties of mandarin oranges.

As an adjective tangerine is

of a deep yellowish-orange colour.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and tangerine

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while tangerine is a native or inhabitant of tangier.

As an adjective tangerine is

from, or pertaining to tangier.

Anorange is likely misspelled.

Anorange has no English definition.

As a noun tangerine is

any of several varieties of mandarin oranges.

As an adjective tangerine is

of a deep yellowish-orange colour.

As adjectives the difference between tangier and tangerine

is that tangier is comparative of tangy while tangerine is of a deep yellowish-orange colour.

As a proper noun Tangier

is an alternative spelling of Tangiers.

As a noun tangerine is

any of several varieties of mandarin oranges.

As nouns the difference between tangerine and tangeritin

is that tangerine is any of several varieties of mandarin oranges while tangeritin is an O-polymethoxylated flavone found in tangerine and other citrus peels.

As an adjective tangerine

is of a deep yellowish-orange colour.