dustsheet

English

Etymology

From dust +‎ sheet.

Noun

dustsheet (plural dustsheets)

  1. A large sheet that is draped over furniture to protect it from dust.
    • 1991, Fish, “Dear Friend”, in Internal Exile:
      Does your past lie under a dustsheet in the corner of a musty garage? That's where I keep mine, now I'm a family man.
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