ADJECTIVE
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dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
land lying baked in the heat
the earth was scorched and bare
sunbaked salt flats
a vast desert all adust
parched soil -
baked or hardened by exposure to sunlight; not burned
sunbaked adobe bricks
How To Use sunbaked In A Sentence
- Dante burned against her, his hard, lean body hot as sunbaked desert sand. Etched in Bone
- Flat and sunbaked, it yet held more mystery than even the darkest jungle. MURDER SONG
- By late summer, it has dried almost entirely - nothing but weary, bent tules and polygonal cracks in sunbaked mud.
- For four weeks the steam-powered dahabeah chuffed along the green river, stopping to let the travelers stroll among sunbaked ruins or make dusty forays to distant temples arid tombs. The Five of Hearts
- He hit the sunbaked earth hard enough to have the wind knocked out of him, but not hard enough to injure himself or—perhaps more importantly—dislodge the credit-laden pack strapped onto his back, and came up with his AGR-14 in his hands. Starcraft II: Devils’ Due
- Stampfl sunbaked there, gave instructions there, and surveyed his kingdom there.
- His boots tell the tale of countless treks up and down the sunbaked gravel and silt of the Gila's riverbed.
- And for a touch of the sunbaked south, Chef Eysteinsson drops an orange Colombian physalis berry (Cape gooseberry) complete with papery ecru leaves, on top of the whipped cream. Icelandic Dining After the Collapse
- This guy is denser than sunbaked mud: "She may not know or understand the progress we've made in this state," Perry said at a news conference Tuesday in Austin, Texas. Perry fires back in Texas GOP gov battle
- Choidrin says his visit would be like water, which is needed by parched, sunbaked soil. Buddhism Rebounds in Russia
