Sandy

/ˈsæn.di/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Consisting of or covered with sand.

The sandy beach was perfect for a day of relaxation.

Having a texture or quality reminiscent of sand.

The sandy soil was ideal for growing certain types of plants.

Light brown or yellowish in color, resembling the color of sand.

She painted the walls in a sandy hue to create a warm atmosphere.

Derived from the Old English 'sandr' meaning 'sand'.

sandy beach

A beach covered with sand, typically suitable for sunbathing.

sandy soil

Soil that has a high content of sand, often well-draining.

sandy disposition

Describing someone as having a more coarse or blunt approach.

sand

A loose granular substance, often found on beaches and riverbeds.

silt

Fine sand, clay, or organic matter carried by running water.

dust

Fine solid particles that are easily moved or carried by air.

Feeling disheveled or in disarray.

After the festival, I felt a bit sandy.

Describing a situation that is chaotic or confusing.

The party was so sandy, I couldn't keep track of what was happening.