duster
/ˈdʌstər/
noun
- A cloth or tool used for removing dust from surfaces.
- She grabbed a feather duster and cleaned the shelves.
- He wiped the table with a soft duster to remove the crumbs.
- The janitor used a long-handled duster to reach the ceiling fans.
- A light, loose coat or jacket worn to protect clothing from dust or dirt.
- The farmer wore a canvas duster while working in the barn.
- In old Western movies, cowboys often wore a long duster coat.
- She threw on a denim duster over her dress for the dusty hike.
- A device or container that sprinkles a fine powder, such as insecticide or flour.
- The pest control worker carried a handheld duster for applying powder.
- The gardener used a sulfur duster to protect the roses from mildew.
- She filled the flour duster and lightly coated the baking pan.