pastel orange

[ pa-stel; especially British pas-tl ]

noun

1. suntan ( def 3 ).

Example Sentences

La Casita Mexicana’s pastel orange dining room, adorned with terra cotta fruit, Mexican crosses and folk art, etched into the fabric of this working-class Latino enclave in southeast Los Angeles, has been a temple of traditional antojitos inspired by the chefs’ grandmothers and Mexican haute cuisine since it opened in 1998.

From Washington Post

Once the beautiful, pastel orange mixture was smooth and frosty, I poured it into a bowl, put a mound of creamy cottage cheese in the center, and then gave it a spark of lime zest and fresh torn mint leaves.

From Washington Post

There, he found his wife in a pastel orange cardigan, waiting for a long embrace.

From Washington Post

In the picture, Roberts -- donning a flowing oversized pastel orange dress that she paired with orange open-toed sandals -- cradles baby Rhodes, who is swaddled in a matching orange blanket while getting some fresh air on a striped outdoor couch.

From Fox News

The ice cream, tinted pastel orange by the potato puree, got an additional flavor boost from molasses, cinnamon, nutmeg and other popular pie spices.

From Washington Times