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† oranˈgeado Obs.
Also oreng-, orang-, oringado, -eado, -iado.
[Cf. Sp. naranjada conserve of oranges, F. orangeat.]
Candied orange-peel.
1599–1600in Nichols Progr. III. 457 One pye of orengado. 1604Dekker Honest Wh. Wks. 1873 II. 61 Provide no great cheare, a couple of Capons, some Fesants, Plovers, an Oringeado-pie, or so. 1635Shirley Lady of Pleasure i. i, The gallant..That carries oringado in his pocket, And sugar-plums, to sweeten his discourse. a1648Digby Closet Open. (1677) 139 A little sliced oringiado from which the hard candy-sugar hath been soaked. 1796H. Glasse Cookery xiv. 259 Pare twelve pippins..and pour on them some orangeado syrup. |