Adjective:

துாசியள்ள,

dusty's Usage Examples:

If you're over stinky, messy and dusty cat litters, you'll want to learn more about the CatGenie cat box.

When a mushroom is perfectly ripe and the gills are brown-black in colour, they throw down a thick dusty deposit of fine brown-black or purple-black spores; it is essential to note the colour.

She showered and dressed in dusty blue slacks and a lacy tunic.

Consider the advice below before pulling out your wallet for that dusty first-edition print of Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea.

It took her mind back to childhood memories of barefoot strolls down dusty lanes.

Drill runners, who are compelled to breathe this dusty air daily, furnish most of the sufferers from phthisis.

The very phrase 'movie matinee' is redolent with imagery - sultry summer days, dusty roads and a few bucks in your pocket as you barefoot down to the theater to loll in the air conditioning for a few hours.

This gig felt like an awakening of potential, a revving of the engine for a long dusty trip to come.

dusty recesses of libraries guarded by the academic librarians.

For example, could you go to a cheaper matinee instead of seeing the evening show of a movie?The very phrase 'movie matinee' is redolent with imagery - sultry summer days, dusty roads and a few bucks in your pocket as you barefoot down to the theater to loll in the air conditioning for a few hours.

barley straw which didnt seem too dusty?Posted 10-Aug-2006 Thu 18:02) I am still going to record that as if I didnt arb it for the sake of these results.

The straw I was using I felt was good quality barley straw which didnt seem too dusty?No special guests IE dido, Zoe ' Jaime etc.

plod round a dusty dark school.

Synonyms:

covered, dust-covered,

Antonyms:

fresh, unconventional, bare,