Crusts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRUSTS 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a crust (a hardened outer surface)

Words related to CRUSTS

crust7 crusted10 crusting11

Words that contain CRUSTS

becrusts12 encrusts10 incrusts10 piecrusts13 subcrusts13 duricrusts13

How to use CRUSTS in a sentence

• Moisten the edges of the crust, cover the pudding over, press the two crusts together, that the gravy may not escape, and turn up the overhanging paste.
• In some crevices, which are protected against the cooling effects of the atmospheric air, it melts together in thick, brown crusts.
• Julian set before him what he had, a piece of pork and some crusts of coarse bread.
• Axes were dull, green wood was hard to cut, and harder to carry, whether through loose, dry snow, or over crusts made slippery by sleet and frost.
• Francis was a man mean and low of stature, and hence was reputed a vile beggar by such as knew him not, he only received a few scanty crusts and mouthfuls of dry bread.
• Crusts of bread lay about on the table, showing how indiscriminately of order she had fed herself.
• She put in the bag some crusts of dry black bread and a flask of water.
• His teeth were strong enough, because he had been biting crusts all his life.
• It is no purpose of his to make the crusts of Materialism harden still more hopelessly above the stifled soul.
• Make three nice slices of toast, cut off the crusts, and cut each piece in two.
• In India it is found naturally crystallized, and forming thin crusts upon the surface of the earth.
• When the broth is enough boiled and consumed, and very strong, pour some of it upon sliced dry bread in a deep potage-dish, or upon crusts, and let it stew a while.
• When it is half boiled, put in some crusts of light French-bread, and boil on, till all be enough, and then serve them up.
• They had sold their table to pay their rent, and their wretched meal of bones and crusts was set on an old packing box which was drawn close up to the stove.
• Then there were a few crusts of bread which quite by accident one of the boys discovered to be good to eat.
• She gives us hard crusts and nasty scraps to eat, and the dog under the table fares better than we do, for he does sometimes get a nice bit thrown to him.
• Then all the conspirators were to throng around the door, and from it aim their crusts at Mr.
• The Remonencqs would buy a pound of broken bread, crusts and crumbs, for a farthing, a porringer-full of cold potatoes for something less, and other scraps in proportion.
• The quantity given is sufficient for one dozen crusts.
• The thin wafer-like crusts are excellent served with hot milk or cream.
• Pies are more wholesome if the crusts are baked separately and filled for use as needed.
• For pies with two crusts, fit the under crust to the plate, and fill with clean pieces of old white linen laid in lightly to support the upper crust.
• Sweeten to taste, fill under crusts with the mixture, and bake.
• Fill crusts in which the fruit is to be baked quite full and slightly heaping in the center.
• Coquenard filled her own plate, and distributed the crusts without soup to the impatient clerks.
• The top crust may be made lattice fashion by cutting the pastry in strips, but it will not be as good as between two closed crusts.
• Such crusts of ice I have myself observed again and again upon the glacier.
• Hard well baked crusts constitute a convenient form in which to administer starch to children.
• Enough for the bottom crusts can be taken off after one rolling in of butter, thus making the top crust richer.
• A steady cake, any steady cake is perfect and not plain, any steady cake has a mounting reason and more than that it has singular crusts.

Similar words containing CRUST without suffix s

crust7 crusta8 crusty11 becrust11 crustae9 crustal9 crustas9 crusted10 encrust9 incrust9 becrusts12 crustate10 crustier10 crusties10 crustily13 crusting11 crustose10 encrusts10 incrusts10 piecrust12 subcrust12 becrusted14 crustacea13 crustated12 crustiest11 crustless11 duricrust12 encrusted12 incrusted12 lincrusta11 piecrusts13 subcrusts13 crustlike15 anacrustic14 becrusting15 crustacean14 crustation12 crustiness12 duricrusts13 encrusting13 incrustant12 incrusting13 lincrustas12 shortcrust15 subcrustal14 crustaceans15 crustaceous15 crustations13 encrustment15 incrustants13 incrustment15 procrustean15 crustinesses14 decrustation15 encrustation14 encrustments16 incrustation14 incrustments16 supracrustal16 decrustations16 encrustations15 incrustations15

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