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dusty

[duhs-tee] / ˈdʌs ti /


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Teacher Fatima al-Faqi, 48, said there was "a world of difference" between the reopened museum and the dark, dusty facility she visited 30 years ago on a school trip.

From Barron's

Private-equity firms made progress clearing their shelves of dusty investments this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

He usually wears a light blue shirt, jeans, and dusty boots.

From Barron's

While old spices aren’t likely to harm you, a jar of dusty cinnamon or five-year-old coriander isn’t doing your food any favors.

From Salon

And she's not the only contemporary artist who has been digging through Zamrock's dusty crates.

From BBC