DUSTER


Meaning of DUSTER in English

ˈdəstə(r) noun

( -s )

1. : one that removes dust and dirt: as

a. : a cloth or brush for dusting (as furniture)

b. : a machine typically employing a rotating wire-cloth cylinder for removing dust from raw material (as rags) prior to pulping — called also willow

c. : a machine for brushing and sifting the flour from bran or shorts

2.

a. : a lightweight washable overgarment usually made like a coat and worn to prevent clothing from becoming soiled

b. : a woman's lightweight dress-length housecoat

c. : a woman's loose-fitting unlined summer coat made of lightweight material

3. : one that scatters dustlike material: as

a. : a container with a perforated lid for sifting or sprinkling

a sugar duster

b. : an implement or machine for applying insecticidal or fungicidal dusts to crops

4. : one whose work is removing dust or sprinkling with a dusting of some substance

5. : a nonproductive oil well

6. South & Midland : dust storm

7. slang Britain : a ship's flag

8. : a baseball pitched at or near the batter

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.