Dusters

What do we mean by dusters?

An object, now especially a cloth, used for dusting surfaces etc.

Someone who dusts.

A light, loose-fitting long coat.

(paper-making) A revolving wire-cloth cylinder which removes the dust from rags, etc.

(milling) A blowing-machine for separating the flour from the bran.

(oil and gas) A dry drill hole, one that does not produce oil or gas.

A vehicle-mounted, multi-barrelled, anti-aircraft gun.

A sundress.

A block of felt strips, shaped ergonomically, used to remove chalk from a blackboard.

A high pitch toward the batter.

Contraction of knuckle dusters. Urban Dictionary

The paired male sex glands located in the scrotum. Also see Testis. It is possible the word originated in Australia. Urban Dictionary

Dusters here in Australia refers to a lads set of nuts. Urban Dictionary

Nasty ladies or dusty dudes who think they have it all when in reality they're at the bottom of the barrel. Urban Dictionary

A band that makes songs to cry to. Urban Dictionary

Duster is a forgotten American slowcore/spacerock band that formed in the 90s, consisting of band members Clay Parton, Canaan Dove Amber, and Jason Albertini. They are literal pros at making the most depressing, and miserable songs you could ever listen too. Most known for their debut album, Stratosphere, which released in 1998. Urban Dictionary

A person who is absolutely garbage at a sport, game or anything really. This person is considered a "duster" The term derives from this "duster" getting completely obliterated in anything he/she does and collects dust. Example: A person who gets left in the dust. Someone can be considered a "dust" if they failed an exam or if your just a "dust" and anything; can be sports, school, video games, etc.. Urban Dictionary

This term refers to those unfortunate souls who usually only step on the ice with 14 seconds to go when your team was initially down 4-2 but gave up an empty netter to make it 5-2. The coach finally calls the "dusters" number and does so in a way that the duster feels like he is finally getting an opportunity to showcase the talent he doesn't really possess. Why the term duster? Cause this plug has been sitting on the bench the entire game.............Collecting dust. Always the worst player on team. Urban Dictionary

A can of compressed air that you inhale to get a very intense high. Used to blow dust off computers and other things. Gives a very numbing high and makes a cool sound in your head, along with speaking funny and the occational blackout. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is garbage at everything with bad flow and no skills at any sports. (Brayden Oake) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dusters:
dusters, duster, busters, lusters, musters, ousters, susters.

Words that rhyme with dusters:
clusters, gangbusters, adjusters, lustres, busters, lusters, musters, blusters, filibusters, listers, thrusters, flusters, blockbusters, bestirs, trusters, fillibusters, ghostbusters.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dusters:
knuckle, feather, long, small, crop, white, black, yellow, consonant, rotary, dirty, damp, globular, large, old, operated, dustless, clean, most, soft, dry, type, larger, giant, green, huge, handled, length, gray, fairy, smaller, miniature, blackboard, mechanical, big, excellent, open, hand, agricultural, galactic, wet, pink, languid, inverted, splotched, dull, enormous, aerial, thick, blue, powered, brown, gay, loose, light, inexpensive, tailed.

Consonant match to dusters:
dest is, dosed his, dust his, dust is.

Words that sound like dusters:
dusters, duster, testers, toasters, tasters, destroys, debtors, disturbs, destro, deters, distro, dister, dexters, distr, destra, daughters, doubters, dusts, diasters, doster, dieters, deiters, dossers, dopesters, dastards, dotters, dicers, susters, hoisters, trusters, destroy, distress, desires, disturb, destress, deserters, despres, deciders, disturn, discours, dust, sisters, dusty, doctors, tester, busters, testes, twisters, jesters, debaters, dastard, dumpsters, testees, dozers, auditors, musters, de-stress, dunster, titters, chesters, lusters, texters, dustier, dusti, de stress, dussehra, darters, diestrous, dodders, tipsters, westers, lustres, tetters, arrestors, dustrag, testas, diestrus, dowsers, dustings, the stars, distraught, tatters, taster, taters, roosters, rosters, asters, huster, roasters, easters, dehors, adjusters, tatars, jousters, hussars, shysters, hucksters, rasters, oxters, ousters.