sunglass

IPA: sˈʌngɫæs

(archaic) A convex lens of glass for producing heat by converging the sun's rays into a focus.

Examples of "sunglass" in Sentences

Bullies at school will be met with federal agents' sunglass'd stares instead of lunch money or swirlies.
"Same to you, man—whatever that means!" yells a young man who works at a sunglass store on Washington Street.
She is an employee of a sunglass company, Oakley Inc., the liaison to Armstrong, who was paid handsomely to wear the firm's glasses.
The cost, complete with two pairs of progressive (trifocal blended) lenses (one sunglass type) and the frames was around $2500 pesos.
Glasses $2200 with magnetic sunglasses and since he lost the last set in a year we bought an extra magnetic sunglass for an additional $400 pesos.
In select bike shops, complete kits of sunglass parts in all the available colors will be available for shop employees to custom built glasses on the spot for customers.
In April, the Crocs brand will extend to children's apparel through an agreement with A Group and Eye King LLC will start selling branded sunglasses and sunglass accessories in May.
On Tuesday, she could be found in the basement of Ilori, the luxury sunglass retailer in SoHo, with Fabiola Beracasa and Jessica Joffe, as waiters passed around chocolate bars and guests wrote missives in erasable, colorful ink on a big mirror.