under the sun Definition

sun
noun

1. The star that the planets revolve around and which gives out the heat and light energy necessary to enable living organisms to survive on Earth.

Form: the sun
2. The heat and light of this star.
3. Any star with a system of planets revolving around it.
4. Someone or something that is regarded as a source of radiance, warmth, glory, etc.
5. poetic
A day or a year.

verb

sunned, sunning
1. To expose (something or oneself) to the sun's rays.

Derivative: sunless
adj

Without the sun; dark from lack of sunlight
Thesaurus: dark, overcast, cloudy, gray, hazy, bleak, dismal, cheerless, dreary, gloomy, sombre, depressing; Antonym: sunny.

Derivative: sunlessness
noun

Derivative: sunlike
adj

Derivative: sunward
adverb

Towards or in the direction of the sun.

Idiom: a touch of the sun

Slight sunburn.

Idiom: catch the sun

To sunburn or tan in the sun.
Example: You're all red ― you've really caught the sun

Idiom: think the sun shines out of someone's eyes (think the sun shines out of someone's arse etc)

To consider them to be wonderful, infallible, etc.

Idiom: under the sun

Anywhere on Earth.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon sunne.