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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sunburn:   (154 results)

Often used in the same context:
windburn, chilblains, sunblock, sunscreen, melasma, sunscald, suntan, rashes, frostbite, eczema, hay fever, redness, poison ivy, dermatitis, tan, blisters, skin rash, freckling, colds, chiggers, sunstroke, sun, hyperpigmentation, poison oak, skin, contact dermatitis, mosquito bite, acne, dehydration, diaper rash, hayfever, verruca, seborrheic dermatitis, allergies, bee sting, ultraviolet radiation, heatstroke, dryness, lichen planus, acne rosacea, chapping, hypopigmentation, folliculitis, heat exhaustion, photosensitivity, allergic reaction, pimples, hypothermia, sunlamps, wrinkling, ingrown hair, cystitis, spf, paleness, seasickness, sun worshiper, earaches, iritis, actinic keratosis, atopic eczema, hangovers, sweatiness, photophobia, discolouration, keratosis, hyperhidrosis, calluses, fungal infection, sunrays, styes, chlorosis, overexposure, foxtails, zits, dandruff, blackheads, leaf scorch, postnasal drip, lotion, suntanning, discoloration, otitis externa, itchiness, psoriasis, insect repellant, urushiol, discoloring, rosacea, sunbathing, advil, pterygium, chicken pox, callouses, keratitis, backache, priapism, bleaching, malignant melanoma, nosebleeds, dermatosis, burns, nettle rash, bruise, heartburn, bruising, heartache, cold, sickness, concussion, cramps, headache, homesickness, tiredness, toothache, abrasion, ache, aggravation, bruises, burn, nuclei, antifungal, antipruritic, antiseptic, antitumor, corticosteroid, deodorant, electrochemical, emollient, itch, absorption, anaphylactic, antibiotic, antiemetic, antigen, astringent, autoimmune, ballistic

Appears in the definition of:
burn, erythema, exfoliation, soothing, sunblock, sunscreen, sun blocker, xeroderma pigmentosum

More general:
burn, colour, discolor, discolour, physiological state

Synonyms:
burn, erythema solare, suntan, tan

Also try:
— Adjectives for sunburn: severe, bad, mild, painful, exaggerated, acute, deep, serious, ordinary, terrible, fresh, more...

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