duster

In other words, SOCOM is getting a plane with crop duster origins, and one that can be used for the military missions of special operators.

In the unceasing battle against dust, humans possess a deep arsenal of weaponry, from microfiber cloths to feather dusters to vacuum cleaners.

Scientists have also begun using AI-enabled robots called LarvalBots, which work like an “underwater crop duster,” to deliver larvae.

It shows a cowboy surrounded by snow, the wind blowing his duster, and across his saddlehorn is a four-week-old calf.

We’ve found some great choices for your consideration that are as easy to care for as using a duster.

So I put on a white duster and a straw hat and I crashed through the door into the meeting and jumped up on the conference table.

Multiple pictures of Cary Grant running away from the crop duster.

Loeb was notorious for front-page editorials that often employed a sledgehammer where a feather duster would do.

Edna was sitting on the tabouret, idly brushing the tips of a feather duster along the carpet when he came in again.

Again the man stops at my door, his head turning right and left, the while he diligently plies the duster.

Mrs. Owen appeared ready for this adventure with her tall figure wrapped in a linen "duster."

"Everything is so sweet and cosey I almost envy you," she added, dusting the top of the clock with a tiny feather duster.

They are eternally poking into corners with a feather duster.