| sun |
the star in the middle of our solar system. The earth and other planets revolve around it and receive heat and light from it. [5 definitions] |
| sunbathe |
to bare the body to the sun's rays. |
| sunbeam |
a ray or shaft of light from the sun. |
| sunburn |
a sore redness of the skin caused by staying in the sun too long. [2 definitions] |
| sundae |
a serving of ice cream topped with syrup, fruit, chopped nuts, and whipped cream. |
| Sunday |
the first day of the week. Sunday comes between Saturday and Monday. |
| sundial |
a device that stands in a garden or on a lawn to show the time of day. A sundial has a flat, round disk with numbers and a pointer that casts a shadow. As the shadow moves across the numbers, the sundial shows what time it is. |
| sunflower |
a tall plant with large, yellow flowers. The seeds in the center of the flower can be eaten. |
| sung |
the past participle of "sing." |
| sunglasses |
a pair of eyeglasses with dark lenses to protect the eyes from bright sunlight. |
| sunk |
a past tense and past participle of "sink." |
| sunlight |
the light of the sun; sunshine. |
| sunny |
consisting of weather in which the sky is blue and few clouds block the sun; not cloudy. [3 definitions] |
| sunrise |
the moment each day at which the sun first can be seen above the eastern horizon. [2 definitions] |
| sunscreen |
an ingredient used in a lotion that is put on the skin to protect against sunburn. |
| sunset |
the moment each day when the sun goes below the western horizon. [2 definitions] |
| sunshine |
the bright light of the sun not hidden by clouds. |
| suntan |
a dark coloring of the skin as a result of exposure to strong sunlight or a sun lamp. |
| super |
(informal) excellent. |
| super- |
a prefix that means "above" or "over." [2 definitions] |
| superb |
of the finest kind or quality. |