Meaning & Definition of word "Dusty"

Dusty

/ˈdʌsti/

1. Covered with or resembling dust; not clean.
- Example: The dusty old shelves in the attic had not been touched in years.
2. Lacking brightness or clarity; dim.
- Example: She gazed out at the dusty horizon, where the sun was beginning to set.
3. Old-fashioned or out of date.
- Example: His dusty ideas about education are no longer relevant in today's world.

●Middle English. From dust + -y.

dusty trails:

Paths covered with dust, often indicating wear or age.

dusty old attic:

A neglected and storage-filled space often associated with memories.

dusty corners:

Areas that are often neglected or left uncleaned.

dust:

Fine particles of matter that settle on surfaces.

dustpan:

A tool used to collect dust or debris.

dustbowl:

A term for an area experiencing severe soil erosion.

Meaning: Describes someone or something as outdated or old.

● Example Sentence: That album is so dusty, no one listens to it anymore.

Meaning: Referring to a person who is uncool or boring.

● Example Sentence: Don’t be dusty, join us for the party!