Angel dust

The most AMAZING HAZBIN HOTEL CHARACTER IN THE FUCKING WORLD😫

Person 1:what’s ur favorite hazbin hotel character?
Person2:Angel dust

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Quan Dust

Alternative term for body powder such as Goldbond. Tradinally applied to the sweaty dark areas of ones body, otherwise know as the “Quan”

Hey bro, have you dusted your quan yet today? Naw bro, good lookin out. Pass me that quan dust.

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Dust Collector

1. An item or belonging with no purpose in life other than to sit on a self and collect dust.
2. An item which is used so seldom it does nothing more than collect dust.

John had a large assortment of dust collectors, including everything from trophys to ceramic figurines.

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goofer dust

Graveyard dirt, a powerful ingredient in hoodoo conjures, charms and mojo.

If you want someone to go away, sprinkle goofer dust in their footprints

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dusted club

A football club that is past its best and should probably liquidate to save its own legacy.

Manchester United Football Club is the epitome of a dusted club, especially after Sir Alex Ferguson left.

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shooting dust

the act of male ejaculation by someone who has rendered themselves sterile through wanking themselves into oblivion.

Dave can't get his wife pregnant, hes been shooting dust since 1983.

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donkey dust

Donkey dust is slang for ketamine, a widely used medical dissociative anesthetic with a major recreational black market. Ketamine users are also known as "zombies" or "ketapillars" because after hoovering too many rails, they lose the ability to walk on two feet, resorting to quadrupedal perambulation.

In the mythical stages of ketamine intoxication, the donkey phase precedes the ketapillar, and the ketapillar phase precedes the legendary k hole.

ORIGIN from modern English donkey (slang for "doofus") + dust.

Etymological note. Donkeys travel on all fours, they are known to be stupid, and their nostrils are enormous. "Wonky" is slang for ketamine, and it rhymes with "donkey." Although ketamine is commonly used as a human anesthetic, urban legend labels it a horse tranquilizer, and horses are just one step removed from donkeys. "Horse" is also slang for "heroin," a much nastier anesthetic of abuse. None of this is coincidence.

After just 280 milligrams of insufflated donkey dust, Arctor staggered about on all fours like a drunken burro.

Donkeying is not pretty, but it's hilarious to behold.

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