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  • Powdery gray dirt coated my sunburned skin even as gnats buzzed around my ears and inside my nose.

    No Mercy Lori Armstrong 2010

  • Powdery gray dirt coated my sunburned skin even as gnats buzzed around my ears and inside my nose.

    No Mercy Lori Armstrong 2010

  • -- Powdery mildew Theophrastis wrote of this problem on roses in 300 B.C.

    Beware of late blight, and report damage 2010

  • Powdery mildew is commonly seen on peony foliage late in the season after the plants bloom.

    Beware of late blight, and report damage 2010

  • Powdery sand blasted out, and the big brushes extended, whipping it into a dust-storm frenzy, in - tended to scour away the worst runway buildup of grime or old paint.

    Here There Are Monsters 2010

  • Powdery snow is the only safe frozen precipitation to brush off of plants.

    20 questions to test your gardening skills Joel M. Lerner 2010

  • Powdery hot dogs and moldy hamburgers...yummy, yum, yum...

    Dastardly Dad Designs Jen 2009

  • "Powdery mildew" (oidium) has been controlled primarily with sulfites.

    John Tepper Marlin: Green Edge 2: Organic Wine-Making 2008

  • Powdery petals, sweet and a little bitter, like memories of summers that are long gone.

    Archive 2008-07-01 Marina Geigert 2008

  • Powdery, sweet roses mixed with violets and iris, which give them a sassy retro feel and make them smell not so much like roses per se but as expensive, old-fashioned lipsticks and face powders...scented with roses.

    Top 10 of Spring...and a prize draw Marina Geigert 2008

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