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orange ochre

orange ochre noun: a large hesperiid butterfly, Trapezites eliena, inhabiting eucalyptus woodlands of coastal and montane eastern Australia.

Noun

orange ochre (plural orange ochres)

  1. A large hesperiid butterfly, Trapezites eliena, inhabiting eucalyptus woodlands of coastal and montane eastern Australia.

Forms of orange ochre

pluralorange ochres

Questions about orange ochre

What does orange ochre mean?
Orange ochre means a large hesperiid butterfly, Trapezites eliena, inhabiting eucalyptus woodlands of coastal and montane eastern Australia.
What part of speech is orange ochre?
Orange ochre is a noun.
What is the plural of orange ochre?
The plural of orange ochre is orange ochres.

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