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sun

Definition for sun

noun as in brightest star

Strongest matches

star, sunlight

Strong matches

bask, daylight, flare, shine, sol, sunrise, tan

Weak match

aubade

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“Purple glass has magnesium in it, and it turns purple after many years in the sun,” she says as she picks up a piece of glass in her dining room.

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The region's main border crossing, at Doropo, was open, and people and bicycles travelled back and forth quietly under the blazing sun.

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As for moonshots, Dorsheimer lists three: nuclear fusion, as in the process the sun uses that produces energy, geothermal power, and new nuclear technologies.

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As for moonshots, Dorsheimer lists three: nuclear fusion, as in the process the sun uses that produces energy, geothermal power, and new nuclear technologies.

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A crocodile took a dip in a luxury hotel pool in northeastern Australia this weekend but failed to stir guests who relaxed in the sun a few steps away.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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