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[ UK /sˈʌnda‍ʊnɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a drink taken at sundown
  2. a tramp who habitually arrives at sundown

How To Use sundowner In A Sentence

  • People were gulping down sundowners, women seemed to be, rather disinterestedly, sipping their drinks and picking up a bite.
  • So… after a few quiet sundowners and pleasant advertising industry banter in the foyer, we padded into the concert hall for the show.
  • We are drinking sundowners by the Land Cruiser and musing that, if we set off on foot now, we'd still be nowhere in a week's time.
  • Once you find a comfortable place to sit outdoors and have a morning cup of coffee or an evening sundowner, a funny thing happens.
  • The marina at Troon is the perfect place to sip a few sundowners as you watch the yachts come in, and Culzean Castle is an astounding place to visit, with spectacular views and fabulous gardens.
  • Organic changes in the brain of some older people bring about an increase in agitation after dark known as sundowner s syndrome.
  • That old sundowner who talked to you about it, was he the one who walked off with Ma's gold watch? THE BLACK OPAL
  • On the 16th to 18th floors, the club offers its guests extras such as complimentary breakfast, ruinously good afternoon tea and sundowner cocktails overlooking the city.
  • Organic changes in the brain of some older people bring about an increase in agitation after dark known as sundowner s syndrome.
  • Early evening sundowners are popular but night owls might want to hang around for exotic cocktails and ambient tunes spun by house DJs as the light goes down.
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