Dust
61dust — n 1. powdery dirt, sawdust, filings; soot, smut. 2. earth, ground, land, soil, dirt; turf, sward, sod, clay. 3. rubbish, riffraff, rubble, trash; junk, worthless stuff, Sl. dreck; remains, leavings, leftovers, scraps; filth, dirt, offscourings;… …
62dust-up — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms dust up : singular dust up plural dust ups British informal a fight, usually a short one …
63dust — 1. noun the desk was covered in dust Syn: dirt, grime, grit, powder, particles 2. verb 1) she dusted her mantelpiece Syn: wipe, clean, brush, sweep 2) dust the cake with icing sugar …
64dust — dùst interj. 1. kvėpt: Nė dùst, nė krust – teip dyglys surėmė šonus Jrb. Dùst atsiduso vargšas Š. 2. dirst, kyšt: Jis ir šę dust, ir tę dust – niekur nėr Al …
65dust-up — /ˈdʌst ʌp / (say dust up) noun Colloquial a commotion; fight; scuffle: *She was sitting behind those rocks under the bluff and that blighter Edmund had a dust up with her terrier. I had to go and separate them. –norman lindsay, 1938 …
66dust — 1. <fars.> klas. bax dost. Sənə nərgiz təki valeh olan mən; Ki, hüsnün surəti rəhmandır, ey dust! X.. Ol lalərüx olmaz bizə nə dust, nə düşmən; Əğyar ilə bihudə bu qovğadan usandıq. S. Ə. Ş.. 2. is. kim. Toz halında dezinfeksiya maddəsi …
67dust-up — n. a fight. □ Frank got in a dust up with Bruno. □ There was a dust up at the party that ruined the evening for everyone …
68dust·er — /ˈdʌstɚ/ noun, pl ers [count] 1 : something that removes dust a feather duster [=a tool with feathers at one end used to remove dust] 2 US : a device that is used by farmers to spray chemicals (such as pesticides) over a large area a crop duster …
69dust up — verb a) to dust, to clean by dusting b) to attack or renounce …
70dúst — n ( es/ ) dust, dried earth reduced to powder; other dry material reduced to powder; applied to the mortal frame of man …
