The letter ‘Y’ can be considered a consonant or a vowel, depending on how it is used. (Wheel of Fortune is not the ultimate authority on such matters.)

Because of words like ‘crwth’, some people consider ‘W’ to be a part-time vowel also.

Edit: Looks like somebody was in a grouchy mood and went and gave everybody a thumbs-down! Some people never grow up.

And by the way, it’s hard to get anybody to agree on a rhyme since there are several ways to pronounce ‘orange’.

Sadly, nothing rhymes with orange. I feel sorry for it.

Word to rhyme with orange is borange. Meanings:-

Colloq. term meaning bad, rubbish or wicked, and can be used in both positive and negative terms, but mostly used to describe an object or event that is terribly bad or rubbish.

Blorange is a mountain somewhere in the world. I am to lazy to get out my atlas at the moment to look it up for you.

Also, when someone dyes their hair blond but it looks orange===blorange.

Like, ‘omigod, Cortney dyed her hair blorange!

sky

dry

fly

gypsy

crypt

spy

shy

though sometimes y can be considered a sub-vowel.

There is no word that rhymes with orange or purple in the English language

Storage slant rhymes with orange.

There is no word that does not have a vowel.

Y becomes a vowel in Cry, Sly, Try, pry, nymph, etc.

there ARE words in english without vowels. most of them come from the welsh.

cwm. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cwm