duster
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1.3
- noun
- /ˈdʌstər/
:
plumero
- Jada twirled the feather duster over everything within reach.
- feather duster
- cloths and dusters
- microfiber duster
You go on your phone, you can get a a roll of pin bags, some dusters and more sweeps delivered in not two hours.
- You go on your phone, you can get a a roll of pin bags, some dusters and more sweeps delivered in not two hours.
Examples
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With a fine feather duster, I might add.
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Plus, I got this new feather duster and, oh, my gosh, you guys, it picks up so much dirt, it's bananas!
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Can somebody get a duster up there?
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There isn't much one can do other than carry a duster with you to help.
Blog text (32) -
They use a feather duster and other instruments.
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Mary took the video container and wiped the top with the duster.
Fiction book (1999) -
I pick up a feather duster and swipe at the shelves.
Fiction book (2000) -
Fleeta dismisses me with a wave of her feather duster and goes back to work.
Fiction book (2000) -
And I've got my duster and I've got a mop as well.
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She cleaned the shelves with a fluffy duster to remove any lingering dust.
Synonyms
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3.4
A mop with a dry cloth head that picks up dust from floors
A soft cloth used to remove dust from furniture
A cloth used to wipe dust from surfaces
A tool like a broom or mop used to clean floors and other surfaces
Compounds
How Effective
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Duster: The word duster comes from the English word dust ('fine dry dirt') plus the ending -er that means 'one that'. A duster is simply a cloth 'for dust', used to wipe or remove dust from surfaces.