caking

Joe was watersoaked to the skin, and mud was caking on his clothes.

Snow fell steadily, caking her hood and penetrating the woolen suit.

War is a muddy business, encasing the body in dirt, and caking over the soul.

There are two varieties of cubical coal; the open-burning and the caking.

The caking property is best developed in coals low in oxygen with 25 to 30% of volatile matters.

Of course they were muddy, but I remember beneath the caking of the clay that they were of new leather.

A caking of dust on the torso of his jacket showed where the blood had oozed from a bullet wound in the chest, and quickly dried.

The property of caking or yielding a coherent coke is usually absent, and the ash is often very high.

The horses were dejected-looking creatures, and their flanks were streaked with gray lines of caking sweat.

The hot sweat began to streak the caking grime upon their faces.