Noun. A game much like baseball, but played with a sponge. It is preferably played around large, expensive, breakable objects.

“In the interest of not breaking neighborhood windows, the local children have taken to playing sporange instead of stickball.“

[Contributer's Note: The 'a' is silent, so it would be pronounced 'spornge.']

[Submitted by "Rose"]

Noun. An orange garage.

“I park my Volkswagen Limon in my brand new gorange.”

Noun. One of several devices upon which doors are secured or hung in direct apposition to the laws of gravity and inertia as well as some of the lesser laws of geo-spacial migration common to the practice of gaining entry, opening, closing, passing through, entering,leaving by way of access route to some space on the other side of wherever one happens to be before setting into motion the process that allows the so-inclined to enter the space presented to the progressive pilgrim or common nomad.

“Man, I’d love to get one of your oranges but the doorhinges on your kitchen door are extremely rusty, dude.”

[Submitted by "Kevin"]

Verb. The act of jumping on one foot.

“I like to nornge on one foot, then the other.”

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Additionally, since this is a word intended for mass use (and poetry!)… let’s keep it clean.