duster

Converse of object

• use: Dust ceramics only when necessary using a soft duster; and a brush for any awkward corners.
• have: Chief Inspector Cornish decided to back a hunch and had the duster from the trunk washed.
• make: By ripping an old T-Shirt and making a duster you are recycling.
• wave: The actions were brilliant with the roads being blocked by ' fallen ' trees, burning barricades and samba dancers waving feather dusters.

Adjective modifier

• yellow: But what could be clearer than the imagery of a yellow duster?
• pink: Looking back I noticed an upturned pink feather duster attached to the top of the door.
• dry: However, frequent dusting is important using a clean, dry, soft duster.
• clean: For daily cleaning, use a clean cloth or a clean duster.
• soft: However, frequent dusting is important using a clean, dry, soft duster.
• new: Still, he could do with some new dusters here.

Modifies a noun

worm: This food is also ideal for sponges, tunicates, feather duster worms and many other organisms.

Noun used with modifier

• knuckle: In 1969 in The New Ely someone showed me a set of knuckle dusters.
• feather: Looking back I noticed an upturned pink feather duster attached to the top of the door.
• crop: To keep them in check, crop dusters have to spray thousands of gallons of insecticide over the valley all summer long.
• leather: He walked over to his place and leaned against the rock, which scratched at his skin even through the leather duster.
• blackboard: Bellingham News ONE of the longest serving teachers in the North Tyne hangs up her blackboard duster today.
• floor: Prior to the application of your preferred final floor finish, polish the floor surface with an Airo Dust floor duster disk.