Duster and Going

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Duster noun - A piece of cloth used for dusting.

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Going and duster are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Going" instead an adjective "Duster".

Nearby Words: dust, dusty, dusted, dusting

Going adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.

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Duster and going are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Duster" instead an adjective "Going".

Nearby Word: go

Arc Words: "Just when things were going so well for you..." Badass Longcoat: Dorn's expensively-tailored buffalo-hide duster.

Source: Film / Crossfire Trail
Spike, who has been various flavors of The Woobie throughout the first half of the season, and who has just gotten curb stomped by a demon that he needs to kill to help Buffy, goes back to an old hideout of his to retrieve his duster, before going out to fight the demon again.

Source: Cigarette of Anxiety
Of course, his leather duster is enchanted to withstand magical and ballistic assaults, so when he's on a case (and thus runs the risk of someone trying to shoot him), he's going to wear the damn thing even if it's 95 degrees out.

Source: Conspicuous Trenchcoat

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