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sun-chaser

sun-chaser noun: a person who travels in order to seek sunny weather or a sunny spot.

Noun

sun-chaser (plural sun-chasers)

  1. (informal) A person who travels in order to seek sunny weather or a sunny spot.
    • The first effort of the "sun-chaser" with a thorough appreciation of the pastime, is directed towards finding the warmest corner in the garden, notwithstanding the fact that very likely there isn't one.1911 September 28, The Worker, Wagga Wagga, NSW, page 13, column 4
    • You can call as sun-chasers because we have left our southern homes to chase the sun in Queensland's winter playgrounds.1933 June 1, The Telegraph, Brisbane, page 11, column 4

Forms of sun-chaser

pluralsun-chasers

Questions about sun-chaser

What does sun-chaser mean?
Sun-chaser means a person who travels in order to seek sunny weather or a sunny spot.
What part of speech is sun-chaser?
Sun-chaser is a noun.
What is the plural of sun-chaser?
The plural of sun-chaser is sun-chasers.

Words near sun-chaser in the dictionary

  1. sun-bonneted
  2. sun-bunnies
  3. sun-bunny
  4. sun-burner
  5. sun-burners
  6. sun-chaser
  7. sun-chasers
  8. sun-dappled
  9. sun-darts
  10. sun-dog
  11. sun-dogs

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