noun. One that dusts, especially.

noun. A cloth or brush used to remove dust.

noun. A device for sifting or scattering a powdered substance.

noun. A smock worn to protect one's clothing from dust.

noun. undefined

noun. A woman's loose dress-length housecoat.

noun. A woman's light, loose, usually three-quarter-length top, often worn over a blouse or as part of a set with pants.

noun. An apparatus or device, usually employing a current of air, for removing dust or fine particles from any material, such as grain, ore, rags, and the like.

noun. A light wool or linen blanket, embroidered or plain, used as a cover for the lap, in driving, to protect the clothing from dust.

noun. A test-well which fails to reach water; a dry hole.

noun. One who dusts.

noun. That which is used in dusting or removing dust, as a piece of cloth or a brush.

noun. A fine sieve.

noun. A machine for sifting dry poisons upon plants, to destroy insects.

noun. A light overcoat or wrap worn to protect the clothing from dust, especially in traveling.

noun. One who, or that which, dusts; a utensil that frees from dust.

noun. A revolving wire-cloth cylinder which removes the dust from rags, etc.

noun. A blowing machine for separating the flour from the bran.

noun. A dustcloth or a brush used for removing dust from objects or surfaces.

noun. A long light overgarment

noun. a light over-garment, formerly worn when traveling in open vehicles to protect the clothing from dust.

noun. A light housecoat worn by women.

noun. A light overcoat worn by women, often having no lining.

noun. A device for spreading a powder, especially one for spreading insecticide on plants.

noun. A pitch intentionally thrown by a pitcher directly at or very close to the batter, intended to make the batter stand further away from home plate; also called a dust-back pitch or a dust-back.

noun. A dust storm.

noun. An object, now especially a cloth, used for dusting surfaces etc.

noun. Someone who dusts.

noun. A light, loose-fitting long coat.

noun. A revolving wire-cloth cylinder which removes the dust from rags, etc.

noun. A blowing-machine for separating the flour from the bran.

noun. A dry drill hole, one that does not produce oil or gas.

noun. a windstorm that lifts up clouds of dust or sand

noun. a piece of cloth used for dusting

noun. a pitch thrown deliberately close to the batter

noun. a loose coverall (coat or frock) reaching down to the ankles

"The duster is next, click on it and the teacher will bend down to pick it up; click on the teacher again and the boy nearest to her will use her as a dart board (ouch!)."

set duster  

coverall  delivery  piece of cloth  piece of material  pitch  

Buster  Custer  adjuster  bluster  buster  

Windbreaker  apron  gaiter  greatcoat  jumpsuit  

dust storm  dust-back  dust-back pitch  dustcloth