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Definition of dusty : 1. Filled, covered, or sprinkled with dust; clouded with dust; as, a dusty table; also, reducing to dust.
2. Like dust; of the color of dust; as a dusty white.

Synonyms:

mothy, insensate, big, untouched, soiled, cold-blooded, stale, cold, moth-eaten, ratty, pulverous, dust-covered, tatty, frigid, pulverulent, unused, fine, inhuman

floury, crumbly, mealy, powdery, sandy, chalky

icky, septic, foul, filthy, scatological, defiled, muddy, grimy, mucky, odious, unclean, shabby, sordid, grungy, insalubrious, impure, squalid, grubby, unhygenic, smutty, scruffy, untidy, fetid, festering, disgusting, sloppy, putrid, dirty, unsanitary, infectious, crummy, slovenly, murky, offensive, obscene, toxic, dingy

Usage examples:

• This was the Truth that had grown dusty and neglected in England in this seventeenth century. - "A Book of Quaker Saints", Lucy Violet Hodgkin.
• And I'll tell you, it made me feel that my lot was not hard when I saw one of those sweet, modest little girls passing around a cup, her mother playing in the dusty street, and her sister singing,- to just any one that would listen. - "Tales of the Road", Charles N. Crewdson.
• I looked over my shoulder, and, by Jove, there at the top of the gangway in evening dress, dusty to the eyebrows and without a hat, was dear old George. - "My Man Jeeves", P. G. Wodehouse.