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1. (adj.) dusty
filled, covered, or clouded with or as if with dust.
2. dusty
powdery.
3. dusty
of the color of dust; of grayish cast.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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| Definition of 'dusty' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) dusty, dust-covered
covered with a layer of dust
"a dusty pile of books"
2. (adj) cold, stale, dusty, moth-eaten
lacking originality or spontaneity; no longer new
"moth-eaten theories about race"; "stale news"
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1. (adjective) dusty
covered in or full of dust
Computer equipment gets dusty quickly.; a dusty road
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. dusty
filled, covered, or sprinkled with dust; clouded with dust; as, a dusty table; also, reducing to dust
2. dusty
like dust; of the color of dust; as a dusty white
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Sense: a cloth for removing dust.
a dusty floor.
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 Afrikaans: stowwerig |
 Arabic: مُغْبَر |
 Bulgarian: прашен |
 Brazilian: empoeirado |
 Czech: zaprášený |
 German: staubig |
 Danish: støvet |
 Greek: σκονισμένος |
 Spanish: polvoriento |
 Estonian: tolmune |
 Farsi: غبار آلود |
 Finnish: pölyinen |
 French: poussiéreux |
 Hebrew: מְאוּבָק |
 Hindi: धूल वाला |
 Croatian: prašan |
 Hungarian: poros |
 Indonesian: berdebu |
 Icelandic: rykugur |
 Italian: impolverato |
 Japanese: ほこりっぽい |
 Korean: 먼지투성이의 |
 Lithuanian: dulkėtas |
 Latvian: putekļains |
 Malay: berhabuk |
 Dutch: stoffig |
 Norwegian: støvet |
 Polish: zakurzony |
 Persian: غبار آلود |
 Pashto: له ګرد څخه ډك |
 Portuguese: poeirento |
 Romanian: plin de praf |
 Russian: пыльный |
 Slovak: zaprášený |
 Slovenian: prašen |
 Serbian: prašnjav |
 Swedish: dammig |
 Thai: เป็นฝุ่น |
 Turkish: tozlu, toz içinde, toz gi |
 Taiwanese: 佈滿灰塵的 |
 Ukrainian: запорошений, запилений |
 Urdu: خاک آلودہ |
 Vietnamese: đầy bụi |
 Chinese: 满是灰尘的 |
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