duster

a housekeeper who’s a meticulous duster;

the rags I use as dusters for the furniture.

a team of dusters who use magnetic powder to detect fingerprints;

a new pink duster for her lavender-scented body powder.

a duster for shaking insecticide onto your rose bushes;

a decorative cake topping made with a stencil and a sugar duster.

Until this wind dies down, our dusters will be grounded.

She was the perfect grandmother, always in a flowered duster and always with a jar full of cookies.

On display is a man’s brown canvas duster, circa 1910, commonly worn in the early days of open automobiles.

She rocks it in a breezy chambray duster and buttercup-yellow heels.

The suddenness with which these dusters appear can be very unnerving.

That’s the second duster Hernandez has thrown in this series, so the umpire’s warning comes as no surprise.

They were so sure they’d strike oil, but I knew it was going to be a duster.

The last time an Air Defense Artillery class fired the Duster in training was in 1988.