to dust

To put small drops of liquid or tiny pieces on something

To spread small things like leaves or seeds over an area without order

To cause people and things, like a crowd or fog, to spread over a wide area

To appear as small marks across an area, like stars in the sky

To put a fine dry substance on skin, hair or food

To become covered with small bits of dust

To cover with small drops or spots like mud and paint

To scatter small drops or bits lightly over something

To remove dirt and stains

To stop working or fail completely

To be left far behind by someone in a race or game

To go far ahead of someone in speed or success

Far behind others because someone else is much better

A time when things become calm and clear after a big change

To slowly fall apart and disappear over time

Very rare and hard to get

To leave quickly so nobody sees you again

To never see someone again after they leave quickly

To delay action or decisions until things become clearer

Do much better than other companies or teams

End arguments about a decision by giving a clear answer

Leave a place after a bad experience and not return

Get something ready again after it has not been used

To be completely ruined and lose all value

To stay unused or forgotten and become covered in dust

To leave past problems behind and start again

To collect dust when it is not used

To remove dust from rugs by hitting or shaking them

To beat others easily by being much faster or better

Strong wind that lifts dust and sand into the air and makes it hard to see

A dry area with strong dust storms that ruined farms in the 1930s

A visible cloud of fine dust hanging in the air

Small pieces of gold that you find in rivers or the ground

An illegal drug that makes you see or hear things that are not real

A small spinning column of air that lifts dust and leaves

A removable paper cover that protects a book and shows a picture or information

Tiny pieces of rock and gas that float in space between stars

A removable cover, often plastic or cloth, that protects machines like a printer from dust when not in use

Fine powder that appears when someone writes on a blackboard

Tiny particles that fall after a nuclear explosion or accident and give off harmful radiation

A mop with a long handle and a soft dry head that removes dust from floors

Having a thin layer of dust on it

A very fine glitter powder used on skin or crafts to give shine

A bag inside a vacuum cleaner that collects dust and dirt when you clean

A machine that removes dust from the air in workshops and factories

A paper cover on a book that protects it and shows the title and author

A large cloth used to cover furniture when not in use to protect it from dust

Tiny particles in space that float between the planets

Small bits of dust that make a surface dirty or unsafe

A long loose piece of clothing you wear over other clothes to protect them from dust

A small ball of dust, hair, and crumbs that collects under furniture

A removable paper cover that protects a book and often has pictures or text

Very small ice crystals near the ground that sparkle in cold clear weather

A large cloth put over furniture to keep off dust

A slang word for the illegal drug heroin