sunvisor

noun
UK /ˈsʌnˌvaɪzə/
US /ˈsʌnˌvaɪzər/

A sunvisor is a flat thing above a car window that you pull down to block the bright sun.

She pulled down the sunvisor to keep the sun out of her eyes while driving.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small brim or flap on a cap that shades the eyes.

He wore a cap with a sunvisor to keep the light out of his eyes.

3. A movable screen on the outside of a window or storefront that blocks sunlight.

The shop lowered its sunvisor to keep the afternoon sun off the display.

4. A protective shield worn on the head to block the sun, such as a sun visor in sports.

The tennis player wore a sunvisor during the match.