Crossword clues for sunbaked
Wiktionary
baked by the heat of the sun. v
(en-past of: sunbake)
WordNet
adj. dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight; "a vast desert all adust"; "land lying baked in the heat"; "parched soil"; "the earth was scorched and bare"; "sunbaked salt flats" [syn: adust, baked, parched, scorched]
baked or hardened by exposure to sunlight; not burned; "sunbaked adobe bricks"
Usage examples of "sunbaked".
Not only at the sight of that sunbaked Aussie, but also for an ulterior motive.
The brickyards never had a shortage of laborers, and the streets were all neatly paved with the dark, red, sunbaked bricks that they turned out.
After she blotted her face dry, she returned to the bedchamber and stood in front of the window, gazing out the tinted window at the same clear sky, the same sunbaked view of Mencha, the same dusty and empty roads.
If they did not maim and kill the drots, they would be overwhelmed and their bones stripped cleaner than pale driftwood on a sunbaked beach.
It was a structure of sunbaked and plastered, whitewashed adobe brick, as were all the buildings on the main street of Salt View, built in a long, rectangular shape.
And if his uncle by marriage was voted out of office in the next election and he had to find out what work was like in the tough old sunbaked world where not all the bad guys were locked behind bars and sometimes you got your own head whipped, so much the better.
It jounced and slewed to one side, tires digging up furrows in the sunbaked grass.
In summer or the beginning of autumn, you can find remnants of sunbaked newspapers in gardens, dry and fragile as dead leaves, so yellow you might think they had been washed with picric acid.