sunlamp

IPA: sˈʌnɫæmp

A lamp that produces ultraviolet radiation; used for therapeutic or cosmetic purposes.
(film, photography) A high-intensity lamp, used to produce an illusion of daylight.

sun lamp

IPA: sˈʌnɫæmp

Alternative form of sunlamp [A lamp that produces ultraviolet radiation; used for therapeutic or cosmetic purposes.]

We gave Timothy a sunlamp and live crickets to eat.
Then he plugged in his only other lamp, which was a sunlamp.
Each time under the sunlamp, we could take it a little longer.
Oh, she had to have a terrarium with a sunlamp in her dorm room.
My pet lizard, Timothy, sat on his heat rock and sunned himself under a clip-on sunlamp.
That's what got Anne Wallis, a high-school senior in Radnor, Pa., to cut back on her time under the sunlamp.
So I bought a powerful sunlamp online and sat in front of it for twenty minutes each morning as I ate my oatmeal.
He played squash and handball, did Canadian Air Force exercises, applied bronzing agents to his face and body and sat in front of a sunlamp all winter long.
Dressed in a blue sport jacket and tanned by a sunlamp that had been wheeled into his suite that afternoon, Eisenhower delivered an upbeat greeting in which he urged the Republicans on to victory in the fall.

She sat up on the army cot, her face, her naked breasts coldly blue in the sun-lamp light.
'Calm down,' he said automatically, but she could see that he was pale beneath his sun-lamp tan.
Anthony DeCamillo, newly anointed godfather for the Goldoni family, lay naked - save for a small white nylon bikini - beneath a sizzling sun-lamp.
In the winter, wearing our tiny protective goggles, all of us would lie on our bathroom floor under the sun-lamp; in those days people thought that a healthy thing to do.
The problem found a better solution in the sun-lamp but has been solved in another manner, and just as simply, by Mr. Solignac, and the results obtained by him have been very satisfactory as regarded from the standpoint of steadiness of the luminous point.