v. [f. BE- 6 + DUST.] trans. To cover with dust. Hence Bedusted ppl. a.
1530. Palsgr., 445/2. You have bedusted your shoes.
a. 1679. T. Goodwin, Wks. (1863), VII. 278. They suffer their hearts and lives to lie bedusted.
1832–53. Whistle-Binkie (Sc. Songs), Ser. II. 51. Lang Miller Geordie, wi’ meal a’ bedusted.
