Sunned [verb]

She spent the afternoon sunned on the beach, enjoying the warmth on her skin.

The laundry was sunned on the clothesline, drying quickly in the summer heat.

After a long day at work, he sat on the porch, sunned his face, and relaxed.

The flowers bloomed beautifully after being sunned in the window for several hours.

The kittens playfully chased each other through the sunned patches of grass.

We picnicked in a shady spot under the trees to escape the intense sunned afternoon.

The hikers applied sunscreen before setting off on their sunned journey.

The weathered appearance of the wooden bench spoke of years spent being sunned and rained on.

After a long winter, everyone enjoyed the opportunity to be sunned by the spring sunshine.

The artist positioned her easel in a sunned spot to capture the warm glow on her subject.

She sunned herself on the beach, enjoying the warmth on her skin.

After a long winter, everyone was eager to get sunned and tanned.

The flowers wilted after being sunned for too long.

The laundry was hung outside to be sunned and dried.

The cat lazily sunned itself in a patch of sunlight on the carpet.

We sat under a large umbrella to avoid getting sunned.

He wore a hat and sunscreen to protect himself from being sunned.

After working in the garden all day, she felt pleasantly sunned.

The hikers took a break in the shade to escape the harsh sun.

The painting depicted a group of people sunning themselves on a tropical beach.

She spent the afternoon sunning herself on the beach.

The cat lay sunning itself on the windowsill.

They spread out the towels to sun them after the rain.

We enjoyed sunning ourselves by the pool all day.

The gardener placed the tomatoes in a sunny spot to sun them for ripening.

Feeling a bit chilly, she decided to move to a sunnier spot.

The umbrellas provided much-needed shade from the harsh sun.

As the sun began to set, it was time to head indoors.

After a long day at work, he craved some time to sun himself in the garden.

The laundry wouldn't dry outside because it kept raining, so they had to hang it indoors.

The skins were sunned and stored in the rooms of Cadet Chouteau.

Thus thinking, Earle sunned himself in the radiance of her smiles.

This was the only endearment that life had vouchsafed Pelle, and he sunned himself in it.

After that I ate some luncheon, and sunned myself on a flat rock. '

After a rain the trap bed should be torn up and sunned awhile.

Having been lying down in her clothes she was warm as a sunned cat.

Sometimes they sunned themselves on the surface, snapping idly at the measurers and whirligigs.

Pale women and children emerged from their laager, put on their finery, sunned themselves, and did their shopping.

These tenements are scoured once a week, when the beds are sunned, and every thing turned out.

Nor as he sunned himself and inhaled with enjoyment the freshness of the air did any sign escape him that he marked a change.