| ADUSTED | • adusted adj. (Obsolete) burnt; adust. • ADUST v. (Milton) to scorch. |
| BEDUSTS | • bedusts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bedust. • BEDUST v. to cover with dust. |
| DUSTBIN | • dustbin n. (Commonwealth, Ireland) A bin for holding rubbish until it can be collected; a garbage can. • dust␣bin n. (Britain) Alternative spelling of dustbin. • DUSTBIN n. a trash can. |
| DUSTERS | • dusters n. Plural of duster. • DUSTER n. one who dusts. |
| DUSTIER | • dustier adj. Comparative form of dusty: more dusty. • DUSTY adj. full of dust. |
| DUSTILY | • dustily adv. In a dusty way. • DUSTY adv. full of dust. |
| DUSTING | • dusting v. Present participle of dust. • dusting n. A light snowfall. • dusting n. A light covering of something. |
| DUSTMAN | • dustman n. (Britain) A person employed to collect refuse from people’s homes and take it to be processed. • Dustman prop.n. A surname from German. • DUSTMAN n. a trashman. |
| DUSTMEN | • dustmen n. Plural of dustman. • DUSTMAN n. a trashman. |
| DUSTOFF | • dustoff n. Alternative form of dust-off. • Dustoff prop.n. Synonym of CASEVAC (“emergency evacuation of casualties from a combat zone”). • dust-off n. The act of removing dust from something. |
| DUSTPAN | • dustpan n. A flat scoop with a short handle, into which dust, dirt and other material is conveyed with a brush or broom. • DUSTPAN n. a pan for holding swept dust. |
| DUSTRAG | • dustrag n. A dustcloth. • DUSTRAG n. a rag used for dusting. |
| DUSTUPS | • dustups n. Plural of dustup. • dust-ups n. Plural of dust-up. • DUSTUP n. a to-do, a quarrel. |
| SAWDUST | • sawdust n. The fine particles (dust) created by sawing wood or other material. • sawdust v. To sprinkle with sawdust. • SAWDUST v. to sprinkle with the residue produced from sawing wood. |