to sunscreen
- verb
- /ˈsʌnˌskrin/
- Little fairies sunscreen the kids.
Examples
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So I apply that on now I'm going to apply sunscreen to the body.
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OK, and the last one here putting sunscreen on your boy at the beach.
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Just put on sunscreen now, start now.
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So again, I do think to answer that question, you should put sunscreen on before your skin actually gets burnt.
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And it got me thinking because during the day I just apply sunscreen and that's it.
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Still can't believe I didn't put sunscreen just on one arm.
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You're putting on sunscreen, you're trying to cover up, but it's almost so hot.
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Wear this, wear my shoes, vitamins, put sunscreen, built headphones.
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Before going outside, make sure to apply sunscreen to protect your skin from sunburn.
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Don't forget to put sunscreen on your children before they play in the sun.
Synonyms
To put sunscreen on your skin to protect it from the sun
Spread sunscreen thickly on the skin with your hands
Phrasal Verbs
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Etymology
Sunscreen as a verb comes from the same noun: sun ('the star in the sky') plus screen ('something that blocks or protects'), so to 'sunscreen' someone is to put that protective cream on their skin.