It's important to note that:
* Ebonics is a complex language variety with its own unique features, including slang and vocabulary. It's not a monolithic thing, and words vary by region and community.
* Rhyming can be a bit flexible in informal language. Sometimes, a word doesn't need to rhyme perfectly to be considered a rhyme in casual speech.
If you're looking for a word that *sounds* similar to "orange" in Ebonics, someone might use something like "o'range" or "or-ange" with a slight variation in pronunciation. But a perfect rhyming word doesn't exist in Ebonics, just as it doesn't in standard English.