beachgirl

See also: beach-girl, and beach girl

English

Alternative forms

• beach-girl
• beach girl

Etymology

From beach +‎ girl.

Noun

beachgirl (plural beachgirls)

1. An attractive girl who spends a lot of time at the beach.
   • 1978, Miranda Miller, Under the Rainbow, page 146:

     'Very nice,' I said appreciatively, glancing at her glowing beachgirl face, green eyes, sandy hair held back with a clip.

   • 1991, Gillian Boddy, Jacqueline D. Matthews, Disputed Ground: Robin Hyde, Journalist, →ISBN, page 182:

     Nothing is more admired locally than the nut-brown beachgirl.

   • 2004, Vincent Bugliosi, Till Death Us Do Part: A True Murder Mystery, →ISBN, page 87:

     Del's wife, Gloria, was a slim blonde, getting on into middle age, but tan as a beachgirl.

   • 2006, Robert Drewe, Grace, →ISBN:

     Newspaper artists gave their impressions of how she'd look today, fleshing out her bones with a beachgirl's curves.

Translations

girl who spends a lot of time at the beach

• Finnish: rantatyttö