sunburst |
a sudden outbreak of sunlight, as through parting clouds. [2 definitions] |
sun-cured |
preserved by drying in the sun. |
sundae |
a serving of ice cream with one or more toppings of syrup, fruit, chopped nuts, whipped cream, and the like. |
sun dance |
a ritual dance performed by certain North American Plains Indians at the summer solstice. |
Sunday |
the first day of the week, occurring between the Saturday of the previous week and Monday. [4 definitions] |
Sunday best |
(informal) a person's nicest or dressiest clothing. |
Sunday-go-to-meeting |
(informal) of clothes, manners, or the like, one's best or most presentable. |
Sunday punch |
a boxer's strongest punch. [2 definitions] |
Sundays |
on Sundays; each Sunday; every Sunday. |
Sunday school |
a class, usu. at a church, that offers religious instruction on Sunday. |
sun deck |
a platform, porch, ship's deck, or the like used for sunbathing. |
sunder |
to tear, force, or break apart; divide. [2 definitions] |
sundew |
any of various small marsh plants having sticky hairs that trap insects for food. |
sundial |
an apparatus with a projecting shaft or style that projects a shadow onto a flat circular disk and thus shows the approximate time of day. |
sun disk |
an ancient Near Eastern religious symbol representing the sun god and consisting of a disk and two serpents flanked by a pair of outstretched wings. [2 definitions] |
sundog |
see "parhelion." |
sundown |
the time when the sun sinks below the horizon; sunset. |
sundress |
an informal, lightweight dress that exposes shoulders, arms, and back, typically worn in hot weather. |
sundries |
small, inexpensive things of various kinds. |
sundry |
of various kinds; miscellaneous. |
sunfast |
of a fabric or color, resistant to fading by sunlight. |