dust-outs
dust-outs is the plural of dust-out.
Meaning of dust-out
Noun
dust-out (plural dust-outs)
- dust cloud that impairs vision.
- Wade will tell you the truck forced him off the road, but what really happened was that in the total dust-out after the truck passed (“I couldn't even see the speedo”), he turned early for the next corner, running off the road.2014, Philip Atkinson Wade Stubbs, CIRCLE TO CIRCLE: Adventure Riding Across the World, →ISBN
- A prankster who misleads others.
- Even then, shirkers and dust-outs must expect to answer to the law for thumbing their noses at the U.S.1972, Editorials on File - Volume 3, Part 1, page 37
- Cleanup.
- The place needs a good dust-out.2014, James Tiptree Jr., Brightness Falls From the Air, →ISBN
Questions about dust-outs
- What is dust-outs the plural of?
- Dust-outs is the plural of dust-out.
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