n. the self-luminous gaseous central star of the solar system; v. expose one's body to the above
The sun's rays contain harmful radiation.
The sun's rays contain harmful radiation.
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In the Frigid Zone the sun's rays are very oblique.
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The sun's gravity is so powerful, it can do what?
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What is the sun's warmth like?
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Who suggested pulling aside the curtain of night to reveal some of the sun's light?
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The telemeter measured the sun's radiation then relayed the information.
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As a rule who was allowed to go "widdershins" (opposite direction of the sun's movement) at Wizard's Hall?
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What hurt the sun's feelings in the story "Why the Sun and Moon Live in the Sky"?
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What is the sun's atmosphere called?
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The combination of heat and the sun's rays kills the pathogenic germ.
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What is it called when the moon passed in front of the sun and blocks out the sun's light?
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The moon reflects the sun's light. OR He sits and reflects on his future.
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What color were the sun's tears
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We viewed a drawing of a sunspot on the sun's photosphere.
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They observed the sun's aureole.
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brightest star; center of universe; provider of daylight
moon
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sun's
bruns
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chun's
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dun's
duns
frunze
funs
glunz
gun's
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guns
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munns
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nun's
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one's
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run's
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shuns
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