adjective

dusty

dusty

The old book was very dusty.

The old book was very dusty.

We drove down a long, dusty road.

We drove down a long, dusty road.

((a dusty noun)) covered with a layer of fine, dry powder The attic was full of dusty furniture.

Synonyms: dirty, grimy; Antonyms: clean, polished

From the noun 'dust' + the adjective-forming suffix '-y', meaning 'full of'.

Picture a surface, like an old table or book, covered in a fine layer of dust.

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