What does SANDY mean?

Parts of Speech

Sandy is an adjective.

Definitions

1. Covered or filled with sand. 2. Resembling sand in color or texture.

Pronunciations

US: /ˈsændi/

UK: /ˈsændi/

Origin and Usage

The word sandy originated from the Old English word "sandiġ", which means "of sand". It is commonly used to describe things that are covered or filled with sand, such as a sandy beach or a sandy desert. It can also be used to describe things that resemble sand in color or texture, such as sandy hair or sandy soil.

Synonyms

gritty, grainy, rough, abrasive, scratchy

Related Words

sable, sahib, saiga, saint, saith

Example Sentences

1. The children played on the sandy beach all day.

2. The soil in this area is very sandy and doesn hold water well.

3. Her hair was a beautiful sandy blonde color.

4. The sandpaper had a sandy texture that made it perfect for smoothing out rough surfaces.

5. The desert was covered in a vast expanse of sandy dunes.