dust

1. To smash, beat or bash someone or to get hurt badly.
2. To get in trouble from an authority figure (police, parents, teacher).

1. "We had a big 'dust up'(fight). I 'dusted'(smashed) him by throwing a right jab, left jab and then a sweet uppercut and he was laying in the dust."
"I'll probably get dusted 'k-grinding' this 20 stair hand-rail."
2. "He doesn't sell coke anymore...he got dusted."
"My parent's dusted me for smoking weed in my room."
"I'm going to get dusted for not having done this assignment."

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dust

shredded mint leaves that are sprinkled with PCP and rolled into a joint.

I got dusted last night.

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dust

DUST

1. Fine, dry particles of matter.
2. A cloud of fine, dry particles.
3. Particles of matter regarded as the result of disintegration: fabric that had fallen to dust over the centuries.
4.
1. Earth, especially when regarded as the substance of the grave: “ashes to ashes, dust to dust” (Book of Common Prayer).
2. The surface of the ground.
5. A debased or despised condition.
6. Something of no worth.
7. Chiefly British. Rubbish readied for disposal.
8. Confusion; agitation; commotion: won't go back in until the dust settles.

If dusts have age, they would probably be 1 to 3 centuries old. Century = 100 years.

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dust

Goodbye.
Later on.

"I need to get going. Dust."

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dusted

The word "dusted" is a word used to describe an event in which there is a recipient of ill tidings. The word can also be used to describe an extremely high intoxication level within an individual.

"I completely dusted my test! That was so simple."

"Man, I got dusted by that test... It was difficult."

"Me and the boys got so dusted that we had to chundy all over the counter!'

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Dusted

To shoot and kill someone, typically with a single shot to the head from a distance.

*Gun shot* *Man falls to ground dead* DUSTED!

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dusted

Dusted: adj; Utterly fabulous and or flawless.

Girl, Miss Nytlee's outfit is DUSTED, bitch!

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