IPA: //ˈsʌnˌdrɛs//
KK: /ˈsʌnˌdrɛs/
A light dress typically worn in warm weather, designed to be comfortable and often featuring straps that leave the shoulders bare.
She wore a beautiful sundress to the picnic on a sunny day.
Sundress → The word is formed from "sun" (from Old English *sunne*, meaning the star that provides light and warmth) and "dress" (from Old French *drecier*, meaning to arrange or put on). A sundress is a dress designed to be worn in sunny weather, typically light and airy.
Imagine wearing a dress that is perfect for sunny days — the 'sun' makes it clear that a sundress is meant for warm, bright weather.