sun lighted (sunlited)

Lighted by the sun; IMG:content-2476.png:[blocks in formation] Hang on her temples like a golden fleece. Shak ., M. of V., i. 1. 169. 2. Proceeding from the sun: as, sunny beams. - 3. Exposed to the rays of the sun; lighted up, brightened, or warmed by the direct rays of the sun: as, the sunny side of a hill or building. Her blooming mountains and her sunny shores. Add is on, Letter from Italy to Lord Halifax. 4. Figuratively, bright; cheerful; cheery: as, a sunny disposition. - Sunny side, the bright or hope ful aspect or part of anything. sunny2 (sun'i), n.; pl. sunnies (-iz). [Dim. of sun( fish ).] A familiar name of the common sunfish, or pumpkin-seed, Pomotis ( Eupomotis ) gibbosus, and related species. See cut under sunfish. sunny-sweet (sun'i-swet), a. Rendered sweet or pleasantly bright by the sun. Tennyson, The Warmed with Daisy. [Rare.] sunny-warm (sun'i-warm), a. sunshine; sunny and warm. Tennyson, Palace of Art. [Rare.] sun-opal (sun'ō"pal), n. Same as fire - opal. sun-perch (sun'perch), n. Same as sunfish, 1 (e). by the agency of the sun's rays; a photograph. sun-plane (sun'plan), n. A coopers' hand-plane with a short curved stock, used for leveling the ends of the staves of barrels. E. H. Knight. sunlit. Ruskin, Elements of Drawing, i., note. sun-picture (sun'piktūr), n. A picture made sunlike (sun'lik), a. Like the sun; resembling the sun in brilliancy. Channing, Perfect Life, IMG:content-2477.png:[blocks in formation] of Crotalaria juncea. It is made chiefly into ropes and cables, in India also into cordage, nets, sacking, etc. Finely dre ed it can be made into a very durable can A similar fiber, said to be equal to the best St. Petersburg hemp, is the Jubbulpore hemp, derived from a variety of the same plant sometimes distinguished as a species, C. tenuifolia. Also called sunn-hemp. Native names are taag and janapum. 2. The plant Crotalaria juncea, a stiff shrub from 5 to 8 Sunn ( Crotalaria juncea). or even 12 feet high, with slender wand-like rigid branches, yielding the sunn-hemp. Also sun - plant.