The term 'ORANGE COVERS' can be broken down into two crossword solutions: RINDS and PEELS. RINDS is the outermost layer of an orange, which is a citrus fruit. It is a thick, leathery skin that is usually removed before eating. PEELS is the inner layer of the orange, which is much thinner and can be eaten with the fruit. Both the RINDS and PEELS are edible, but the RINDS have a bitter taste and are usually used for cooking or juicing.