Converse of object

• shine: The sun shone in the windows from late afternoon which didn't help either.

• scorch: Well, it was hot from the scorching sun but very few birds.

Adjective modifier

• hot: They stood for hours in the hot sun waiting for their turn to vote.

• tropical: From July to October the humidity is high as the tropical sun is punctuated by short but spectacular rain storms.

Modifies a noun

• lounger: Outside there is patio furniture, 2 sun loungers & an outside fridge to keep the beer cool!

• terrace: The beautiful dining room has access to a side sun terrace with mountain views.

• cream: With all these options to purchase Coupe Cabriolets or any open top cars, please remember your sun cream!

• visor: Measures may be needed to avoid this ( for example sun visors ).

• worshipper: Food is served and there's a patio for smokers and sun worshippers.

• tan: I needed to make sure she was fed, watered and lathered with sun tan cream before I could relax and enjoy myself.

Noun used with modifier

• midday: LEADER: Jonah lay down in the midday sun, hoping to die.

• noonday: And ranging through the clots of cloud, the noonday sun winks on and off.

• midnight: As the story takes place in Sweden at the time of the midnight sun, there is a continuing twilight.

• winter: Bear in mind the low angle of the winter sun!

• afternoon: The entrance block provides some shading to the wings to prevent overheating in the summer afternoon sun.

• morning: A single entrance, lit by the morning sun, opens onto three large interconnecting chambers.

Possessives

• ray: The sun's rays shone through the windows onto the newly painted upright pianos.

• glare: He told the court that he was moving the man out of the sun's glare.

Preposition: for

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