dustcolored

English

Adjective

dustcolored (comparative more dustcolored, superlative most dustcolored)

1. (rare) Alternative form of dust-colored
   • 1976, Suppression and Expression in Poetry by American Women:

     Somewhere in some dustbowl a barbed-wire contonment of low-cost dustcolored prefab buildings, smelling of shame and hopeless incontinence identical clothes of disposable paper, identical rations of chemically flavored food

   • 1995, Quarterly review of literature: Poetry series - Volume 34 , page 10:

     Kept swirling like dust under their dustcolored heaven.

   • 2003, John Dos Passos, Travel books and other writings, 1916-1941 , page 162:

     Old Tiflis, dustcolored with an occasional patch of blue or white on a house, is loosely sprinkled in the funnel out of which the copper-wire river pours into the plain.