sand

/sænd/
verb
  1. To smooth or polish a surface by rubbing it with sandpaper or a similar abrasive material.
    • I need to sand the wooden table before painting it.
    • She spent the afternoon sanding the old floorboards to restore them.
    • He sanded the rough edges of the shelf until they were smooth.
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noun
  1. A loose, grainy substance made of tiny pieces of rock and minerals, found on beaches, in deserts, and used in building.
    • The children built a castle out of wet sand at the beach.
    • Hot sand can burn your feet if you walk on it without shoes.
    • The truck delivered several tons of sand for the construction project.
  2. A light, yellowish-brown color like that of sand.
    • He chose a sand-colored jacket for his trip to the beach.
    • She painted her living room walls a warm sand color.
    • The uniform was a shade of sand that blended into the desert.
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