Sundowner Definition

sŭndounər
noun
A tramp or vagrant.
Webster's New World
An alcoholic drink taken at sunset.
Webster's New World
2010, John Hirst, Looking for Australia: Historical Essays, page 60,
Like the Australian sundowners, some of these trampers were suspected of never wanting to find a job.
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(nautical) A sea captain who shows harsh discipline by requiring all hands to be on board by sundown.

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(medicine, colloquial) A patient, usually demented, who tends to become agitated in the evening.

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Other Word Forms of Sundowner

Noun

Singular:
sundowner
Plural:
sundowners

Origin of Sundowner

  • From sundown +"Ž -er.

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Sundowner Sentence Examples

  • The question is, where will you have that sundowner?

  • Or enjoy a sundowner from the comfort of our camp lounge.

  • This afternoon, you will enjoy an 1 1/2 hour sundowner cruise on the John Benn.

  • Afternoon tea or a sundowner on the terrace is a must.

  • Sundowner drinks and snacks to be enjoyed on board.

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