For a suntan to develop evenly across the whole body or for uneven tan lines to fade and blend.
"After two weeks at the beach, her tan had finally tanned out and there were no more pale patches."
To develop a tan evenly over the entire body, or for a tan to spread or even out across the skin.
When your skin colour becomes evenly brown from the sun all over.
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
For a suntan to develop evenly across the whole body or for uneven tan lines to fade and blend.
"After two weeks at the beach, her tan had finally tanned out and there were no more pale patches."
To tan all the way out — evenly and completely.
When your skin colour becomes evenly brown from the sun all over.
A relatively uncommon and informal expression. Mostly used in casual conversation about sunbathing or skin tone changes. Can also describe the process of leather being tanned evenly throughout.
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