dusty

[ˈdʌsti]

Definition:
1. Covered with a layer of dusty.

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Use 'dusty' in a sentence:

1. There was the wonder I felt when I saw a brace of mountain like, spotted, black-and-white horses clopping down a dusty road through clouds of powdered clay.
2. Clean the dusty windows before you move out.
3. He has seen evidence of these warm dusty rings in infrared radiation picked up by the Spitzer space telescope.
4. The streets were hot and dusty on the summer day, and the sun was so bright that it even shone through the haze over Coketown, and could not be looked at steadily.
5. You were very dusty and went up to my room to wash.
6. She was born two months ago on the dusty floor of a mud hut in remote South Sudan, far from medical help.
7. Long dusty, effects will cause what car?
8. She had matted hair and torn dusty clothes.
9. Experimental observation of the structure of shock waves in dusty gas.
10. They had to flip through a card catalog to find that dusty old volume with the article they wanted.
11. He pulled out this dusty old rock tumbler.
12. And summer is extremely hot and dusty.
13. The car pulled up too fast and skidded on the dusty shoulder of the road.
14. The windy and dusty weather coarsened her skin.
15. Heidi, climbing on a chair, took down the dusty book from a shelf.
16. Dusty plasma phase in a steady state plasma device.
17. It was one of the driest and dustiest places in Africa.
18. The South Grounds Fountain is encircled by Red Flare and Dusty Miller at the White House.
19. He rose and descended river-wards once more; then changed his mind and sought the side of the dusty lane.
20. Hawaii is one of the least dusty places in the world.
21. Megan said, pushing Annabel to a dusty road.
22. The books looked faded, dusty and unused.
23. It can work under certain shock, vibrating, high temperature or dusty environment.
24. The door was pried19 open and the party entered the dusty hallway. Oddly, only one set of footprints could be seen winding20 down the dusty hallway, but workers followed them quickly to the abandoned bathroom. Alicia was nowhere to be seen.
25. History is much more than the study of dusty old objects and events long past.
26. Delighted as I was by the tomatoes in sight, my happiness deepened when I learned that Brown's Grove Farm is one of the suppliers for Jack Dusty, a newly opened restaurant at the Sarasota Ritz Carlton, where — luckily for me — I was planning to have dinner that very night.
27. And he pulled out this dusty old rock tumbler.
28. The city is full of dusty building sites.
29. London was hot and dusty.
30. Along the dusty road came a great many tourists.
31. The dusty air makes it difficult to get a clear picture of space.
32. As the science center could not stay in one country forever, never dusty.
33. She had matted hair and torn, dusty clothes.
34. Leave the dusty road to others.
35. The air is very dusty today.
36. When spring's light comes, the melatonin diminishes, and suddenly we are awakened to the dusty, virus-filled house we've been hibernating in for four months.
37. Distribution of Aerosol Optical Thickness and Its Relation with Dusty Weather in China.
38. They were sitting side by side on the dusty floor.
39. The bus from Odense rattled into a dusty village called Pozo Almonte.
40. State equation and thermal capacity of a dusty plasma.
41. A dusty plasma crystal is a strongly coupled system.
42. History is much more than the study of dusty old objects and events long past ．
43. They started strolling down the dusty road in the moonlight.
44. The little car looked dusty and vulnerable amid the vibrant taxis.
45. It's very windy and dusty here in winter.
46. One spring it was very windy and dusty here.
47. Study of air filter system used in windy an dusty area.
48. Their dusty compound at the edge of town is filled with secondhand models from Japan, including saloons, off-roaders and a bright red fire engine.
49. There were shelves full of dusty books.
50. The silver candlesticks were tarnished and dusty.
51. Thick cobwebs hung in the dusty corners.