sandy
/ˈsændi/
noun
- A nickname for a person with sandy-colored hair or a sandy complexion.
- My grandfather was known as Sandy in his youth.
- Sandy is the new kid in our class with the freckles.
- Everyone called him Sandy because of his reddish-blond hair.
adjective
- Covered with or consisting of sand.
- We walked along the sandy beach at sunset.
- Her shoes were full of sandy grit after the hike.
- The desert road was sandy and difficult to drive on.
- Having a texture or color like sand; light yellowish-brown.
- The walls were painted a soft sandy beige.
- He had sandy hair that lightened in the summer sun.
- She wore a sandy-colored coat that matched the dunes.
- Unpleasantly rough or gritty, like sand.
- I don't like this lotion; it feels sandy on my skin.
- The old crackers had a sandy texture from being stale.
- The spinach salad tasted sandy because it wasn't washed properly.
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