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- Dictionarysandy/ˈsandi/
adjective
- 1. covered in or consisting mostly of sand: "pine woods and a fine sandy beach"
- 2. (especially of hair) light yellowish brown: "pale eyes and receding sandy hair"
noun
- 1. a light, crumbly biscuit, typically made with chopped pecans. US
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