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sunscreen
[ suhn-skreen ]
noun
- a lotion, cream, etc., containing such a substance.
- a latticework or similar construction to shield a patio, atrium, or the like, from direct sunlight.
sunscreen
/ ˈʌˌː /
noun
- a cream or lotion applied to exposed skin to protect it from the ultraviolet rays of the sun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sunscreen1
Example Sentences
Sunglasses, visors, hats and sunscreen are available for purchase on the festival grounds.
You’re spending insane amounts of money on sunscreen, and you’re buying all these hats — you used to make fun of people who wear hats.
He loved Lady Gaga and believed that sunscreen just wasn’t effective if you rubbed it in, regardless of how silly it may have looked, according to his eldest granddaughter, Rebecca Diamond.
Please bring sturdy, comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen and water.
Dermatologists encourage kids to get into the habit of using age-appropriate products such as a daily sunscreen, gentle cleanser and hydrating moisturizer.
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