Used when someone actually gets rid of dust on an object or surface.

Literal Cleaning

Can be used for light cleaning, not just removing dust.

Not Just Dust

Sometimes means prepare or refresh something, not literally clean.

Refers to reviving something old or unused, like a habit or tradition.

Used for reintroducing a skill or knowledge not practiced in a while.

It's metaphorical, meaning no actual cleaning or dust is involved.

Used informally to describe an easy win in a competitive situation.

Expresses a casual or light-hearted approach to winning or success.

Particularly common in North American informal speech.