Dust

What do we mean by dust?

Fine, dry particles of matter. noun

A cloud of fine, dry particles. noun

Particles of matter regarded as the result of disintegration. noun

Earth, especially when regarded as the substance of the grave. noun

The surface of the ground. noun

A debased or despised condition. noun

Something of no worth. noun

Rubbish readied for disposal. noun

Confusion; agitation; commotion. noun

To remove dust from by wiping, brushing, or beating. intransitive verb

To sprinkle with a powdery substance. intransitive verb

To apply or strew in fine particles. intransitive verb

To deliver a pitch so close to (the batter) as to make the batter back away. intransitive verb

To clean by removing dust. intransitive verb

To cover itself with dry soil or other particulate matter. Used of a bird. intransitive verb

To restore to use. phrasal verb

(in the dust) Far behind, as in a race or competition. idiom

(make the dust fly) To go about a task with great energy and speed. idiom

To throw; hurl.

Fine particles

The act of cleaning by dusting.

The earth, as the resting place of the dead.

The earthy remains of bodies once alive; the remains of the human body.

Something worthless.

A low or mean condition.

Cash; money (in reference to gold dust).

A disturbance or uproar.

A totally disconnected set of points with a fractal structure.

Words that are spelled similarly to dust:
dust.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dust:
mites, jacket, particles, grains, interstellar, clouds, martian, devils, milky, galaxies, debris, bathing, comet, dirt, infrared, lungs, cloud, devil, stellar, blown, atmosphere, mars, emission, disk, explosion, visibility, galaxy, cleaning, bowl, gases, drought, lunar, planets, powder, ash, lung, smoke, filter, sand, particle, pollution, solar, detected, exposure, radiation, storm, observations, orbit, wind, surface, soil, grain, layer, coal, winds, gas, bright, samples, visible, carbon, thick, organic, earth, planet, desert.

Words that rhyme with dust:
trust, bust, thrust, robust, just, lust, must, nonplussed, adjust, wanderlust, rust, crust, entrust, disgust, gust, discussed, unjust, distrust, stardust, mistrust, sawdust, trist, antitrust, bussed, combust, bused, readjust, glist, fust, encrust, juste, cussed, trussed, hust, sussed, brust, mussed, fussed, incrust, thrist, blust, pie crust, upper crust, breach of trust, discretionary trust, clist, prust, blissed, deed of trust, busked, unit investment trust, blister rust, living trust, yust, constructive trust, grantor trust, knife thrust, white pine blister rust, wheat rust, apple rust, clifford trust, investment trust, public trust, voting trust, fixed investment trust, express trust, flax rust, involuntary trust, active trust, direct trust, resulting trust, savings account trust, passive trust, spendthrift trust, charitable trust, implied trust, knust, testamentary trust, totten trust, savings bank trust, white rust, guste, showing trust, ameritrust, centrust, citytrust, clevetrust, giftrust, healthtrust, meditrust, pentrust, prudentrust, suntrust, unadjust, ustrust.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dust:
gold, fine, red, white, much, little, yellow, dry, volcanic, black, coal, very, thick, more, cosmic, interstellar, airborne, gray, golden, brown, hot, atmospheric, grey, star, sacred, powdery, light, soft, mere, less, lead, fairy, impalpable, organic, interplanetary, blown, deep, loose, silent, respirable, precious, heavy, metallic, meteoric, flue, finest, enough, inorganic, kindred, windblown, magic, blinding, warm, gritty, excessive, cold, reddish, radioactive, powdered, inhaled, combustible, borne, pale, cement, lunar, blue, clean, fugitive, nuclear, coarse, infected, wet, laden, dead, colored, abrasive, scattered, irritating, zinc, invisible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dust:
storm, bin, cloud, heap, jacket, bowl, storms, clouds, pan, particles, bins, heaps, off, coat, sheets, devils, cover, hole, collection, cart, motes, cloth, mites, devil, sediment, haze, bath, proof, mite, chamber, sheet, jackets, explosions, cap, covers, cloak, chambers, collector, wrapper, laying, colour, carts, catchers, control, air, removal, pans, explosion, bathing, trail, coats, fall, cloths, catcher, ratio, allergen, bowls, deposit, veil, collectors, exposure, baths, box, color, mixture, shot, generating, ups, traps, red, holes, raising, fog, rag, particle, furniture, samples, brush, grains, concentration, emission, catching, collecting, specks, grain, spots, bag, settling, allergy, whirl, scholar, handling, mop, throwing, facts, counter.

Consonant match to dust:
durst, dost, dissed, doused, diced, dowst, dosed, dest, daoust, dooced.

Words that sound like dust:
dust, dissed, dest, dist, dyst, deste, diced, dosed, doused, dost, dast, deuced, doest, daoust, dossed, deiced, dowst, tust, test, deceit, dusty, duster, tist, dus, oddest, teste, dous, durst, dut, dusts, dunst, duss, dutt, dst, dasd, adust, ducey, duhs, dusti, dussault, odist, dusked, dusseault, taste, toast, tossed, tast, iest, tost, hust, toste, iast, teest, iust, debt, diss, dressed, dis, dit, ditched, dess, dished, disa, det, deist, desu, dece, dessie, dissert, dessa, dette, dissa, desa, diso, deso, dister, disse, ditt, didst, desta, dext, daoist, daet, disseat, disi, ditte, desto, disty, dissd, disci, disto, distr, dissi, desde, dessau, desked, desight, dis-, d-list, disked.