Crusted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUSTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CRUST, to form a hardened outer surface
• form into a hard outer layer
• cover with a hard outer layer
NOUN:
• the tough outer part of a loaf of bread
• a hard, dry scrap of bread
• a hardened layer, coating, or deposit on the surface of something soft
• a layer of pastry covering a pie.
• the outermost layer of rock of which a planet consists, especially the part of the earth above the mantle
• a deposit of tartrates and other substances formed in wine aged in the bottle, especially port.
• a living or livelihood
ADJECTIVE:
• Incrusted; covered with, or containing, crust; as, old, crusted port wine.
• having a hardened crust as a covering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a crust (a hardened outer surface)

Words related to CRUSTED

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How to use CRUSTED in a sentence

• They had just rounded the upturned roots of a monster fallen pine, and Miss Lennox had broken through the crusted snow and dropped into the cavity beneath.
• A man stood on the threshold, a huge figure crusted with snow, beard and eyebrows ice-matted.
• It left behind a crusted trail over which the dogs moved fast.
• It was perfectly white except the lips, which were almost black, and were swollen and crusted over with the fearful fever.
• Frost renders the walking slippery, and the snow crusted and hard.
• It is patched together with bricks and timber, and partly crusted with scaling plaster.
• The water thus retained is rapidly evaporated under a tropical sun, leaving the mud crusted over with salt.
• So Ishikola, whose tambo was water, was crusted with the filth of years.
• It contains moss, leaves, and branches, crusted with lime, and often forms basin terraces, which, while beautiful to see, were peculiarly harsh and rough for our animals.
• Obviously they have been caused by someone who has very carelessly scraped round the edges of the sole in order to remove crusted mud from it.
• The white snow had crusted the branches of the pine trees, and piled itself up them till they bent under its weight.
• This had but recently crusted, the current being swift, and now it was as level, hard, and slippery as a dance floor.
• And Odysseus was very glad to get this oil for his back and shoulders were all crusted over with flakes of brine.
• So he made a tower of gold and of silver, crusted with precious stones, and set the Cross of Our Lord before him, and commanded that he should be called God.
• Never allow weeds to grow or ground to become crusted.
• Considine is a fine specimen of the good old crusted Irish patriot.
• The ground was level and hard as a dance floor, so he turned from the road and drove at right angles to it across the crusted soil.
• Poor shuffling Charles the First, crusted over with weakness and folly, deep down in him at last we find the great gentleman.
• Crusted over it in long streaks from above were tongues of ice.
• The crusted snow gave way under the heavy tread, the steps of the little porch creaked under the weight of strong bodies.
• It involves no revolutionary disturbance of anything but our crusted ignorance of how modern civilization works outside England.
• It was a new dress, and sparkled all over like a moonlit lily crusted with dew.
• There was no moon, but the high dome of the sky was crusted with stars, that flashed like an intricate embroidery of diamonds on velvet.
• You do not want the fire to go out, and it will not go out if the heap is properly managed, even should all the sides and top be crusted over with a layer of frozen manure.
• But as I flashed my light up across its pillars, it answered with the shifting sparkle of gems crusted thick upon it.
• And in heathen lands the selfishness seems so thickly crusted that it is hard to awaken even common humanitarian feeling.
• The half-way crown was crusted thick with colored stones the like of which I could not have imagined in my dreams.
• It was much worm-eaten and had in it some live worms above an inch long, and about the bigness of a goose-quill, and having their heads crusted over with a thin shell.
• The driving snow melted pleasantly on his warm face, and ran down into his thickly-curling beard, crusted over with frozen breath and sleet.

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