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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
encrusted
adjective
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▪ Aged about ten months, he sports a poorly, red button of a nose, barnacled with encrusted snot.
▪ An encrusted gash scarred his forehead, and one side of his face was swollen with dying yellow bruises.
▪ Bellowing, the thing was trying to reach over the stair-rail with its other encrusted, decomposing claw.
▪ It lashed out at its non-existent attacker, groping through the plaster-dust with encrusted, mutated talons.
▪ Many had strings of beads attached to their already encrusted surfaces.
▪ Sometimes they sent the pigeons fluttering up to the sky and played ping-pong on the white encrusted table.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
encrusted

encrusted \encrusted\ adj. covered with or hardened into a crust.

Syn: crusted.

Wiktionary
encrusted
  1. Having an incrustation alt. (en-past of: encrust) v

  2. (en-past of: encrust)

WordNet
encrusted

adj. having a hardened crust as a covering [syn: crusted, crusty, crustlike]

Usage examples of "encrusted".

His coverall, fortunately made of an indestructible fabric, was encrusted with mud.

His face bristled with icicles from the ruff around his mouth and nose, which was only lightly frosted, to his beard, eyebrows, and mustache, which were thickly encrusted with ice.

Bunny's Uncle Seamus was less encrusted with snow and ice this time and was accompanied by a tiny woman with short, wavy silver hair.

His black hair was iced over, and the thick black eyebrows that normally made his dark eyes seem so penetrating were dead white with encrusted snow and ice.

He scoured extra plates, encrusted with the dirt and grime of Turns, until his fin gers shriveled.

He was handling the only control on the ship that wasn’t encrusted with tiles: the helm.

She was clad as a street performer, wearing brilliant yellow pantaloons, an orange shirt, and a red vest encrusted with shiny bits of glass cut and polished to look like gems.

Her white gown was stiff, formal, and encrusted with silver embroidery.

One of the servants held a robe of crimson silk that was richly embroidered and encrusted with gems.

She would have fled inside the hostel and barricaded the door, but her shocked surprise held her motionless long enough for her to see something familiar in the naked man encrusted with dirt and dried gore.

Nevertheless, I passed the word on to the palace, and our company was supplied with six or seven novice tlamacazque of various minor gods, priests so young and new that their black robes had hardly yet begun to be encrusted with blood and grime.

They let their sweat cake on their bodies, so it encrusted the other oils and scurfs that the body normally sheds in unnoticeable flakes.

Together, they began feverishly cleaning the encrusted stones with their gloved hands and fingers, working cautiously so they did not damage the precious relic that slowly materialized in the gloom.

Wharves, piers, docks, and jetties jutted from the northern flank of the city-hill, stalking into the water on thick, encrusted legs.

Gold glittered everywhere: encrusted on the walls and the heavy frames of the paintings that adorned them, on the embroidered chairs, the ornate ceiling, the solid gold firescreens.