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  stardust
       n : a dreamy romantic or sentimental quality

  stardust
     n.
     1 (lb en astronomy)
     2 # small#Adjective fragment#Noun of dustlike material#Noun find#Verb
  in space#Noun; specifically, a type#Noun of cosmic dust that form#Verb
  from cooling#Adjective gas#Noun eject#Verb from presolar star#Noun,
  which was then incorporate#Verb into the cloud#Noun from which the Solar
  System condense#Verb.
     3 # (lb en informal dated) A distant cluster#Noun of stars resembling
  a cloud of dust, especially if the individual#Adjective stars of which
  cannot be resolve#Verb with a telescope#Noun.
     4 # (lb en archaic) Small fragments in the Earth's atmosphere or on
  its surface#Noun originate from meteorites; meteor dust.
     5 (lb en figuratively)
     6 # Something imaginary or lack#Verb substance#Noun<!--; sometimes
  with a connotation of ephemerality or mortality (which is often part of
  the parsing of "we are but stardust")-->.
     7 # An imaginary magic#Adjective dust or powder#Noun that, when in
  one's eye#Noun, supposedly cause#Verb one to view#Verb a person#Noun or
  thing favourably, even though this might not actually be
  warranted#Adjective.
     8 # An imaginary magic dust or powder supposedly able to give#Verb
  one charisma or other positive#Adjective quality#Noun; hence, charisma
  or glamour#Noun, especially that possessed by a celebrity.

  stardust
     n.
     1 (lb en astronomy)
     2 # small#Adjective fragment#Noun of dustlike material#Noun find#Verb
  in space#Noun; specifically, a type#Noun of cosmic dust that form#Verb
  from cooling#Adjective gas#Noun eject#Verb from presolar star#Noun,
  which was then incorporate#Verb into the cloud#Noun from which the Solar
  System condense#Verb.
     3 # (lb en informal dated) A distant cluster#Noun of stars resembling
  a cloud of dust, especially if the individual#Adjective stars of which
  cannot be resolve#Verb with a telescope#Noun.
     4 # (lb en archaic) Small fragments in the Earth's atmosphere or on
  its surface#Noun originate from meteorites; meteor dust.
     5 (lb en figuratively)
     6 # Something imaginary or lack#Verb substance#Noun<!--; sometimes
  with a connotation of ephemerality or mortality (which is often part of
  the parsing of "we are but stardust")-->.
     7 # An imaginary magic#Adjective dust or powder#Noun that, when in
  one's eye#Noun, supposedly cause#Verb one to view#Verb a person#Noun or
  thing favourably, even though this might not actually be
  warranted#Adjective.
     8 # An imaginary magic dust or powder supposedly able to give#Verb
  one charisma or other positive#Adjective quality#Noun; hence, charisma
  or glamour#Noun, especially that possessed by a celebrity.

  stardust
     n.
     1 (lb en astronomy)
     2 # small#Adjective fragment#Noun of dustlike material#Noun find#Verb
  in space#Noun; specifically, a type#Noun of cosmic dust that form#Verb
  from cooling#Adjective gas#Noun eject#Verb from presolar star#Noun,
  which was then incorporate#Verb into the cloud#Noun from which the Solar
  System condense#Verb.
     3 # (lb en informal dated) A distant cluster#Noun of stars resembling
  a cloud of dust, especially if the individual#Adjective stars of which
  cannot be resolve#Verb with a telescope#Noun.
     4 # (lb en archaic) Small fragments in the Earth's atmosphere or on
  its surface#Noun originate from meteorites; meteor dust.
     5 (lb en figuratively)
     6 # Something imaginary or lack#Verb substance#Noun<!--; sometimes
  with a connotation of ephemerality or mortality (which is often part of
  the parsing of "we are but stardust")-->.
     7 # An imaginary magic#Adjective dust or powder#Noun that, when in
  one's eye#Noun, supposedly cause#Verb one to view#Verb a person#Noun or
  thing favourably, even though this might not actually be
  warranted#Adjective.
     8 # An imaginary magic dust or powder supposedly able to give#Verb
  one charisma or other positive#Adjective quality#Noun; hence, charisma
  or glamour#Noun, especially that possessed by a celebrity.

  stardust
     n.
     1 (lb en astronomy)
     2 # small#Adjective fragment#Noun of dustlike material#Noun find#Verb
  in space#Noun; specifically, a type#Noun of cosmic dust that form#Verb
  from cooling#Adjective gas#Noun eject#Verb from presolar star#Noun,
  which was then incorporate#Verb into the cloud#Noun from which the Solar
  System condense#Verb.
     3 # (lb en informal dated) A distant cluster#Noun of stars resembling
  a cloud of dust, especially if the individual#Adjective stars of which
  cannot be resolve#Verb with a telescope#Noun.
     4 # (lb en archaic) Small fragments in the Earth's atmosphere or on
  its surface#Noun originate from meteorites; meteor dust.
     5 (lb en figuratively)
     6 # Something imaginary or lack#Verb substance#Noun<!--; sometimes
  with a connotation of ephemerality or mortality (which is often part of
  the parsing of "we are but stardust")-->.
     7 # An imaginary magic#Adjective dust or powder#Noun that, when in
  one's eye#Noun, supposedly cause#Verb one to view#Verb a person#Noun or
  thing favourably, even though this might not actually be
  warranted#Adjective.
     8 # An imaginary magic dust or powder supposedly able to give#Verb
  one charisma or other positive#Adjective quality#Noun; hence, charisma
  or glamour#Noun, especially that possessed by a celebrity.

  stardust /stˈɑːdʌst/ 
  romantika

  stardust /stˈɑːdʌst/ 
  sentimentálnost

  stardust /stˈɑːdʌst/
   [slang] Kokain , Koks  [ugs.] , Schnee  [slang]  [pharm.]
     Synonyms: cocaine, coke, snow
  
   see: rock cocaine, crack cocaine, crack
  

  stardust /stˈɑːdʌst/
  Meteoritenstaub , Sternennebel  [ugs.]  [astron.]
     Synonym: star-dust
  

  star-dust /stˈɑː dˈʌst/
  Meteoritenstaub , Sternennebel  [ugs.]  [astron.]
     Synonym: stardust
  

  stardust //ˈstɑɹˌdʌst// //ˈstɑːdʌst// 
  1. tähtisumu
  distant cluster of stars resembling a cloud of dust
  2. tähtipöly 2.
  imaginary magic dust or powder supposedly able to give one charisma or other positive qualities
   3.
  imaginary magic dust or powder that, when in one’s eyes, supposedly causes one to view a person or thing favourably, even though this might not actually be warranted
  3. meteoriittipöly, tähtipöly
  small fragments in the Earth's atmosphere or on its surface originating from meteorites
  4. aikapöly, avaruuspöly
  small fragments of dust-like material found in space
  5. hölynpöly, tähtipöly
  something imaginary or lacking substance

  stardust //ˈstɑɹˌdʌst// //ˈstɑːdʌst// 
  1. スターダスト, 星屑
  distant cluster of stars resembling a cloud of dust
  2. 宇宙塵
  small fragments of dust-like material found in space

  
/ˈstɑɹˌdəst/

     n. 星团,幻觉