Duster in a sentence as a noun

Anyone can pick up a feather duster and go to town.

B: First you better stop waiving it like a feather-duster.

Going around with a feather duster, as you call it, can have positive effects.

For example, there are dozens of crop duster accidents each year where someone's injured or killed.

I recently saw a really tall, very handsome black man wearing a cowboy hat and full-length duster.

You're still playing whack-a-mole, you're just doing it with a feather duster instead of a sledgehammer.

We took the same duster te math and algebraic structures course as math majors, then we had a languages/theory of computation course that covered the CS-specific bits.

We obtained surface temperatures of approximately −50C with a simple cooling technique: discharging inverted cans of “canned air” duster spray directly onto the chips.

How do you stop the duster's brushes falling out or wearing out?Not saying it's not possible, but if you consider things like reaction wheel failures, there's a lot of "might last a long time, might die in a year or two" problems in any motor in space.

Use a swiffer to dust wood floors, and a swiffer hand duster to dust objects.- Change bedsheets: Again, if you have allergies, more frequently, but at a minimum once a month.- Clean kitchen: Sweep the floors every two or three days, stuff tends to get on the floor often.

Maybe you could load up a crop-duster with paint and cover the whole truck, but there is no way you could hope to successfully shoot out every camera an insurance company could stick on a truck.> "So the robbers choose a section of road far away from the nearest police and otherwise conducive at making them difficult to follow.

Duster definitions

noun

a windstorm that lifts up clouds of dust or sand; "it was the kind of duster not experienced in years"

See also: sandstorm sirocco

noun

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

See also: gaberdine gabardine smock

noun

a piece of cloth used for dusting

See also: dustcloth dustrag

noun

a pitch thrown deliberately close to the batter