Encrusted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCRUSTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENCRUST, to cover with a crust, also INCRUST
• cover or decorate (something) with a hard surface layer
ADJECTIVE:
• having a hardened crust as a covering

Words related to ENCRUSTED

encrust9 encrusting13 encrusts10

How to use ENCRUSTED in a sentence

• We found that the first veil of steam, and a fearful stench of gases, proceeded from a miniature crater whose edge was heavily encrusted with a white salt.
• The rows of plates were red with rust and encrusted by shells.
• They have a great fondness for salt, and pay regular visits to the numerous caverns of these mountains, which are encrusted with a saline substance.
• The former, a splendid Damascus blade, and hilt encrusted with jewels, I especially admired.
• We could now see on our starboard the remains of a sunken vessel, so encrusted with shells that it must have lain there a great many years.
• Like other rocks along the shore, it seemed to be encrusted with calcareous cement.
• The man who fed was weary, and Tess could see that the red nape of his neck was encrusted with dirt and husks.
• And his turban was encrusted with the most precious of jewels, and his robe was stiff with gold.
• As a matter of course, these lakes, or pools, must shortly evaporate, leaving their bottoms bare, or encrusted with salt.
• A mass of Cromwellian armour was huddled together in a corner of a long monkish gallery, with a standard, encrusted with dust, and a couple of old drums, one broken.
• The exterior of the car was encrusted with the mud and dust gathered in the journey, none of which appeared to have been disturbed.
• This wreck, to be thus encrusted with the lime of the water, must already be able to count many years passed at the bottom of the ocean.
• Over the corpse they piled the ice encrusted stones, and over these in turn weighty masses of frozen snow.
• It needed courage of no ordinary sort to break up this serfdom encrusted with tyrannies.
• The tomb is 240 feet in diameter, and must have been very beautiful, as it was once encrusted with marble.
• Upon her head was a diadem of white clay encrusted with uncut gems.
• I had in my possession a most valuable harp, encrusted with diamonds, rubies, and other precious stones.
• When he leaned his head back against the grime encrusted wall, raising his face to the light, his hair had the glint of bright chestnut, a gold which was also red.
• Her hull was encrusted with barnacles, which completely encased her.
• The antechamber, indeed, was only encrusted with rubies and emeralds, but the order in which everything was arranged made amends for this great simplicity.
• Those who suffered this punishment were liable to be cut very shrewdly by the points of the encrusted shells.
• They looked at us with horizontal eyes of pale brass cut across with narrow slits of jet, and their thick wool, wet with rain, sparkled as if encrusted with diamond dust.
• A wonderful work of art lay within a casket, a clockwork nightingale, encrusted in diamonds and rubies and pearls, and fashioned in the shape of a real bird.
• These coffers were of special metal encrusted with rich gems.
• In that old house at the corner, a house like a round lantern of shadow, gloomy old Eudo is encrusted.
• There he lives and moves, in his armored tunic encrusted with filth as dark as coffee-grounds.
• The main streets have not changed, any more than the squares, except the one which is encrusted with a collection of huts.
• From the very beginning of the beginning each ruler had in turn added a jewel to the golden, gem encrusted emblem of his rank.
• No snow had fallen but a thick frost encrusted the ground.
• Doyle told us that any object left under the ceaseless drip, drip of the lime water would soon become encrusted, and heavy as stone.
• His mother precedes him in a carriage magnificently encrusted with silver and gold.
• Ursus had cultivated in him feats of dexterity, and had encrusted him as much as possible with all he himself possessed of science and wisdom.

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