sunpatch

noun
UK /ˈsʌn.pætʃ/
US /ˈsʌn.pætʃ/

A sunpatch is a bright spot of sunlight that shines on the ground or a wall.

The cat curled up in a warm sunpatch on the kitchen floor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small area of a garden or yard that gets more direct sunlight than the rest.

We planted tomatoes in the sunpatch beside the fence.

3. A bright, sunny spot on a cloudy day where the clouds have opened up.

A sunpatch broke through the gray sky and lit up the field.

4. A patch sewn onto clothing that is meant to be worn in the sun, such as a decorative sunny badge.

He sewed a little sunpatch onto his backpack.