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Duster or dusters may refer to:

People

• Alfreda Duster (1904–1983), Chicago-based social worker and civic leader, daughter of civil rights activist Ida B. Wells-Barnett, mother of academician Troy Barnett (below)
• Anthony Duster Bennett (1946–1976), British blues singer and musician
• Troy Duster, American sociologist, grandson of grandson Ida B. Wells-Barnett, son of Alfred Duster (above)
• Joseph Dusty Hill (1949–2021), also known as Duster, bassist, keyboardist, and co-vocalist with the American rock group ZZ Top
• John Duster Mails (1894–1974), American Major League Baseball pitcher

Arts and entertainment

• Duster (band), an American slowcore band
  • Duster (Duster album), 2019
• Duster (Gary Burton album), 1967
• The Dusters, a Nashville-based blues rock trio
• Duster (Mother 3), a main character in the game Mother 3
• Duster (TV series), a 2025 American crime thriller on Max
• Duster (Graphic Novel), a 2015 American WW2 adventure story created and written by Micah Wright and Jay Lender, ISBN 978-1-942749-82-0

Cleaning implements

• A device used for dusting (housekeeping)
  • Feather duster, used for housecleaning
  • Gas duster, used to clean electronics or abused as an inhalant drug
• A chalkboard eraser

Sports teams

• Amarillo Dusters, original name of the Amarillo Venom indoor football team
• Binghamton Dusters, an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League
• Broome Dusters, a former ice hockey team in the North American Hockey League

Vehicles

• Crop duster, an airplane used for aerial application of pesticides
• Dacia Duster, a Romanian compact sport utility vehicle
• DSK Duster, a glider
• Plymouth Duster, an American automobile

Weapons

• Knuckle dusters, another name for brass knuckles
• M42 Duster, a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun

Other uses

• Duster, Texas, United States, an unincorporated community
• Duster (clothing), a long, loose coat or housecoat
• Hudson Dusters, a New York City street gang in the early twentieth century

See also

• Red Duster (disambiguation)