Usage of "duster" | TermGallery

portugués

catalán

español

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

portugués

catalán

español

A windstorm that lifts up clouds of dust or sand.

español

A piece of cloth used for dusting.

Uso de duster en inglés

A feather duster is propped against the foot of the family altar. 
 Number9Dream 

I passed the Winchester to Thomas and took off my new duster. 
 Cold Days 

Here is a solution made from scraping the lines on the duster. 
 Jack Ranger's Western Trip; Or, from Boarding School to Ranch an... 

I reached into my duster pocket and took out a chemical light. 
 Small favor 

He wore a long duster, and held his hat in his hand. 
 The Mystery of Monastery Farm 

Alfred pretended to chastise the bird, raising the feather duster over her. 
 Watch Yourself Go By 

Nan ran out upon the porch and waved her duster at them. 
 Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp; Or, The Old Lumberman's Secret 

Terry disappeared and shortly returned from the garage with a feather duster. 
 A Girl of the Limberlost 

I'd taken my duster back, once Daniel had a blanket on him. 
 Proven guilty 

But the girl Beryl shouldered her duster and marched off, head high. 
 Red-Robin 

It wasn't even the leather duster that flared about his hard body. 
 Darkness unleashed 

Plucking the feather-duster, I tied two White Millers with shoe-thread upon cod-hooks. 
 The Joyful Heart 

I was terribly afraid she would wear a linen duster and water-waves. 
 Esther 

She was wearing an apron and carrying a bright pink feather duster. 
 The cold light of mourning 

Thomas immediately took off my duster and draped it over the boy. 
 Proven guilty 

My duster's sleeve was being distended from the inside by something pointy. 
 Skin Game 

duster

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Translations for duster

portugués

catalán

español

Duster a través del tiempo

Duster por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

Común

Reino Unido

Común

Significados de duster en inglés