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sunbed-sniping

verb /sun-bed-sny-ping/

Definition

The ruthless, dawn-patrol territorial marking of prime holiday real estate by paranoid British tourists.

In use

“My dad was up at 5:30 AM sunbed-sniping the front row by the pool.”

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british life parents summer
Published 3 August 2026

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Language

Language form
verb
Pronunciation
/sun-bed-sny-ping/

Classification

Life domain
Everyday life

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