crusted

There was always a deal of good in him, but a little of it got crusted over, somehow.

The displaced mud had not yet crusted, but looked damp and fresh.

Their windows are crusted with dust, their babies' milk bottles are yellow with germs.

The intact upper and lower parts were covered with crusted blood.

To a crusted Anglo-Indian it is clear that ellipence could only mean elephants.

Meg was rubbing the poor limp hand that was crusted with dirt in her own.

Picking up a stone, he knocked away the dirt with which it was crusted.

He was aware, also, of the dirt, which scabbed and crusted everything.

Both services have curious and crusted tales bearing on this head.

It is of pointed architecture, black with age, and crusted with moss.