Definition of sundress
:a dress with an abbreviated bodice usually exposing the shoulders, arms, and back
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With brush application as smooth as butter (pun intended) and color as bright as your favorite sundress, this long-wearing lacquer is the gift that keeps on giving.
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As fall approaches, the days of throwing on just a sundress and shades dwindle.
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Petty theft, Madison Avenue: Walgreen's employees reported that just before noon July 26, a woman in a blue floral sundress stole hemorrhoid cream and left southbound on Warren.
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The sundresses and shorts and suspenders combos are too cute to resist.
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Other teasers released late last week show Gomez picking peaches, setting an elaborate dinner table and showering, all while clad in the same yellow sundress.
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My actual wedding dress was a $131 sundress from Aritzia.
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The H3 is the company’s raison d’etre, the one product at the epicenter of its 100 retail stores and 5,000 other things—from dog beds, to sundresses, to guided vacations.
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Tattoos of all kinds — from tribal bicep rings to Grateful Dead logos — were exposed on leathered bodies wearing sundress variants or cutoff tank tops.
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First Known Use of sundress
1942
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