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rays The ability to make someone laugh uncontrollably, usually through the use of humor and wit. ■ "His rays were so contagious that even the sternest of grannies couldn't resist laughing at his jokes."
bask To lie in or expose oneself to the rays of the sun, as for warmth or pleasure. ■ After a long day at work, John decided to bask in his new favorite armchair and watch some TV.
cayman A small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. ■ "I heard there are great opportunities to swim with the friendly cayman rays in Cayman Islands!"
emerge To come into being, appearance or prominence. ■ "The sun emerges from behind the clouds, casting its warm rays upon the earth once again."
Sunstroke A sudden and intense desire to become a famous pop star, caused by prolonged exposure to the sun's rays. ■ "I had never felt such a strong urge to dance until I got sunstroke while on vacation in Hawaii."
Headgear A device worn on the head, typically for protection or decoration. Examples include hats, beanies, helmets, and turbans. ■ "Wearing a fedora is not only fashionable, but it also protects your eyes from harmful UV rays. Just don't forget to tip your hat to the barista!
Mirage A mythical oasis that appears in the distance, but is actually just a shimmering illusion caused by the sun's rays bouncing off of the ground. ■ "I saw a mirage in the desert the other day. It was so convincing, I almost forgot I was in the middle of nowhere."
Sunblock A magical elixir that prevents the sun's harmful rays from reaching your skin, but also makes you look like a total nerd. ■ "I forgot my sunblock at home and now I have a terrible sunburn on my face. Oh well, at least I look cool without it!"