particle; atom; little piece; not at all; not the slightest
rubbish; trash; garbage; refuse; litter
dust; small debris (e.g. dirt, crumbs); trash; garbage; negligible amount; tiny bit
dust; mine dust; mineral dust; airborne particles; fine powder; particulate matter
broken into small fragments; smashed to atoms; fragments and splinters; smithereens
rubbish; trash; garbage; worthless thing
defilement; impurity; object (perceived with the mind or the senses); one billionth
broken into small fragments; smashed to atoms; fragments and splinters; smithereens
to be left in the dust (of); to be outdone (by); to be subordinate (to); to play second fiddle (to); to take second billing (to)
dust; dirt; dreary world; petty affairs of everyday life
battle dust; the tumult of war
protection against dust; dust-proof; dust-tight
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps; (lit.) even dust becomes a mountain if piled together
(not even) a little; (not even) a tiny bit
wind-scattered dust; windblown sand; worldly affairs; cares of life
space dust; cosmic dust; interstellar dust
trailing dust; dust left by someone running ahead
tissue paper; toilet paper
cloud of dust; mundane world
trash can; garbage can; rubbish bin; dustbin
city dust; city confusion
rubbish heap; garbage dump
the (dusty) world; earthly affairs; the madding crowd (of society); daily troubles of life
smoke and dust; dirt; smokestack smoke; smokestack pollutants; dirt and dust whirled up by battle; turmoil of war
(this) corrupt world; world of the living; fleeting life
garbage dump; scrap heap; rubbish dump; dump; dumpsite
plant hopper (any insect of family Delphacidae); leafhopper
broken into small fragments; smashed to atoms; fragments and splinters; smithereens
mingling with the world by hiding one's true talent or knowledge; living a quiet life by effacing oneself
dust and soot; particulate matter
rising cloud of (yellowish) dust
broken into small fragments; smashed to atoms; fragments and splinters; smithereens
large-size refuse (e.g. furniture, electrical goods); oversized garbage; bulky rubbish; useless man about the house; husband who is retired and considered a nuisance
kitchen waste; food scraps; raw garbage
clean room (e.g. in semiconductor manufacturing); cleanroom
smoke and dust; dirt; smokestack smoke; smokestack pollutants; dirt and dust whirled up by battle; turmoil of war
trailing dust; aftereffects
duster; dusting; removing dust
dust-preventive clothing; dust-free workwear; dustproof workwear
ragman; garbage man; garbage collector
garbage bag; trash bag; bin bag
collecting waste paper (old newspapers, etc.) and exchanging them for toilet paper
big clouds of dust; haze of dust
picking up trash; litter picking; litter cleanup
water flea (Daphnia spp.)
plastic waste; plastic refuse
ground beetle; carabid (esp. of superfamily Caraboidea, but excluding subfamily Carabinae); Anisodactylus signatus (species of ground beetle)
radioactive waste; nuclear waste
recyclable garbage; recyclable waste
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps; (lit.) even dust becomes a mountain if piled together
combustible waste; burnable rubbish
household garbage; household trash; household refuse
garbage can; rubbish bucket
trashcan; rubbish bin; dustbin; ashcan
trashcan; rubbish bin; dustbin; ashcan
domestic waste; general waste; non-industrial waste
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps
separating rubbish (for recycling, etc.)
rice granules; coarse glutinous rice flour (often used in candy production)
cyclops (any minute crustacean of genus Cyclops)
big clouds of dust; haze of dust
big clouds of dust; haze of dust
big clouds of dust; haze of dust
dustproof clothing one would use in a cleanroom
ceremonious clapping and rubbing of the palms
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis; pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanokoniosis
ritual gestures (squatting, clapping, etc.) indicating that a fight will be clean
dust removal; dust suppression
dust collector; dust extractor
(lit.) spring dust; frost and snow that's blown like dust in the air by the spring wind
yellow-green tinged with grey; emperor's informal robes
royalty seeking refuge outside the palace or capital during an emergency
raising dust; dust emission; dust generation
to flatter a higher-up; to suck up to; to curry favour; (lit.) to brush the dirt from a beard
to flatter a higher-up; to suck up to; to curry favour; (lit.) to brush the dirt from a beard
to flatter a higher-up; (lit.) to brush the dirt from a beard
to flatter a higher-up; (lit.) to brush the dirt from a beard
incomprehensibly long time; infinity
Jinkōki (1627 Japanese mathematics text by Yoshida Kōyū)
house dust mite (Dermatophagoides spp.)
Asian watermeal (Wolffia globosa)