| gather dust | 6.39 | The games gathered dust. | ||
| collect dust | 3.03 | Memos collect dust. | ||
| kick_up dust | 2.30 | Kicking up dust. | ||
| remove dust | 1.58 | Shake it to remove any dust. | ||
| blow dust | 1.32 | Otherwise blow out dust from the keyboard and clean keyboard casing. | ||
| inhale dust | 1.12 | Be careful not to inhale dust. | ||
| have dust | 0.79 | Even the dust has dust. | ||
| keep dust | 0.66 | How can the dust be kept to a minimum? | ||
| carry dust | 0.59 | Winds carry lead dust. | ||
| raise dust | 0.59 | Some people back there would be cursing us for raising so much dust. | ||
| breathe dust | 0.53 | The greatest danger comes from breathing beryllium dust. | ||
| eat dust | 0.53 | San Antonio can eat our dust. | ||
| prevent dust | 0.53 | Such cloths made dusting easier and quicker, but will not prevent more dust. | ||
| brush dust | 0.46 | She brushed dust off the toe. | ||
| settle dust | 0.46 | Engineers pump in a cloud of liquefied glue several times a month to settle the dust. | ||
| sprinkle dust | 0.46 | Did someone sprinkle magic dust all over Texas Stadium? | ||
| clean dust | 0.39 | Use a damp cloth to clean all dust from the surface. | ||
| ingest dust | 0.39 | Lead, a highly toxic element, can cause damage to the brain and nervous system if its dust is ingested or inhaled. | ||
| shake dust | 0.39 | Lagerfeld, bored or merely resting, needs to shake the dust off those bones. | ||
| sweep dust | 0.39 | Like sweeping the dust under the carpet? |