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rusty

[ruhs-tee] / ˈrʌs ti /




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The processors are part of a fast-growing network of data centers reshaping this rusty industrial corner of L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

Let's hope the giant animatronic elephant hasn't gone rusty in its storage container.

From BBC

Joshua was something else: An active fighter, also aging and rusty at 36, but still fearsome and far, far larger.

From The Wall Street Journal

Water in many homes is tinged a rusty orange from iron and manganese in the soil, or pipe corrosion, and smells sour from sulfur.

From The Wall Street Journal

The winner takes home a turnip impaled on a rusty six inch nail in a block of wood as a trophy and a blue plaque.

From BBC