Definition of crusted in English:

crusted

adjective ˈkrʌstɪdˈkrəstəd

1Having or forming a hard outer layer.
she washed away the crusted blood
Example sentencesExamples
- There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus.
- I scrub crusted blood from between the fingers of my left hand thoughtfully.
- Before, they had been heavy and crusted from the blood, aching slightly.
- But feeling the crusted dirt and blood on his neck and hair, he shuddered, and decided to keep moving.
- Then, there is Tournedos - a pair of pepper crusted tenderloin steaks with Worcestershire sauce, butter and leek and herb vinaigrette.
- Some authors recommend concomitant oral and topical treatment because systemic medication may not effectively penetrate thick, crusted areas.
- The rain had soaked what was left of his dry goods - turning his corn flour into a crusted rock and his hard tack into mush.
- His main course was a mouth-watering herb crusted loin of lamb with aubergine purée and a pesto potato cake, honey and thyme lamb jus and bell pepper reduction.
- Turning the water on, I cupped my hands under the faucet, and splashed some water onto the crusted blood.
- The finished product was a mouth-watering menu with a starter of pan seared sea scallops followed by crusted beef tournedos and finally raspberry soufflé.
- Her flesh was still angry red, with crusted blood along the beginnings of a jagged scar.
- Well, except for the time I made honey and mustard crusted pork tenderloin.
- Clean off as much crusted dirt and sediment as possible before shampooing.
- In any one of these areas, candidiasis may appear as itchy areas of moist, crusted skin, sometimes with bright-red patches that may become infected with pus.
- I frowned and felt more crusted blood on my chin.
- Grabbing a tissue from the desk she held Matt's head steady under the light, swabbing away at the crusted blood around his head. ‘What else did he take?’
1. 1.1 Denoting a style of unfiltered, blended port which deposits a sediment in the bottle.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Until the cessation of bulk exports of port in 1997, crusted port was bottled in the UK.
  The only wines that need decanting - just before serving, please - are true vintage and crusted ports, or old reds such as claret that have thrown a bitty or fine sediment that gets stuck in the teeth, and can muddy the taste.
  She further stated that the only wines that ever require decanting are crusted ports and old reds that have thrown a sediment.
  He has pushed the Rhone towards a modern style that emphasises fruit and clarity over crusted, barrel-aged, black wines.
2Old-fashioned or venerable.
a crusted establishment figure
Example sentencesExamples
- An interesting exception was the crusted doyen of film critics.
Synonyms
old-fashioned, outmoded, out of fashion, out of date, unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outdated, dated, out, outworn, old, former, dead, musty, old-time, old-world, behindhand, past, bygone, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated

Definition of crusted in US English:

crusted

adjectiveˈkrəstədˈkrəstəd

1Having or forming a hard top layer or covering.
she washed away the crusted blood
Example sentencesExamples
- In any one of these areas, candidiasis may appear as itchy areas of moist, crusted skin, sometimes with bright-red patches that may become infected with pus.
- There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus.
- Grabbing a tissue from the desk she held Matt's head steady under the light, swabbing away at the crusted blood around his head. ‘What else did he take?’
- The rain had soaked what was left of his dry goods - turning his corn flour into a crusted rock and his hard tack into mush.
- The finished product was a mouth-watering menu with a starter of pan seared sea scallops followed by crusted beef tournedos and finally raspberry soufflé.
- Some authors recommend concomitant oral and topical treatment because systemic medication may not effectively penetrate thick, crusted areas.
- Before, they had been heavy and crusted from the blood, aching slightly.
- Well, except for the time I made honey and mustard crusted pork tenderloin.
- Her flesh was still angry red, with crusted blood along the beginnings of a jagged scar.
- I scrub crusted blood from between the fingers of my left hand thoughtfully.
- Then, there is Tournedos - a pair of pepper crusted tenderloin steaks with Worcestershire sauce, butter and leek and herb vinaigrette.
- His main course was a mouth-watering herb crusted loin of lamb with aubergine purée and a pesto potato cake, honey and thyme lamb jus and bell pepper reduction.
- But feeling the crusted dirt and blood on his neck and hair, he shuddered, and decided to keep moving.
- I frowned and felt more crusted blood on my chin.
- Turning the water on, I cupped my hands under the faucet, and splashed some water onto the crusted blood.
- Clean off as much crusted dirt and sediment as possible before shampooing.
1. 1.1 Denoting a style of unfiltered, blended port which deposits a sediment in the bottle.
  Example sentencesExamples
  She further stated that the only wines that ever require decanting are crusted ports and old reds that have thrown a sediment.
  The only wines that need decanting - just before serving, please - are true vintage and crusted ports, or old reds such as claret that have thrown a bitty or fine sediment that gets stuck in the teeth, and can muddy the taste.
  Until the cessation of bulk exports of port in 1997, crusted port was bottled in the UK.
  He has pushed the Rhone towards a modern style that emphasises fruit and clarity over crusted, barrel-aged, black wines.
2Old-fashioned or venerable.
a crusted establishment figure
Example sentencesExamples
- An interesting exception was the crusted doyen of film critics.
Synonyms
old-fashioned, outmoded, out of fashion, out of date, unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outdated, dated, out, outworn, old, former, dead, musty, old-time, old-world, behindhand, past, bygone, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated

单词	crusted
释义	Definition of crusted in English: crusted adjective ˈkrʌstɪdˈkrəstəd 1Having or forming a hard outer layer. she washed away the crusted blood Example sentencesExamples There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus. I scrub crusted blood from between the fingers of my left hand thoughtfully. Before, they had been heavy and crusted from the blood, aching slightly. But feeling the crusted dirt and blood on his neck and hair, he shuddered, and decided to keep moving. Then, there is Tournedos - a pair of pepper crusted tenderloin steaks with Worcestershire sauce, butter and leek and herb vinaigrette. Some authors recommend concomitant oral and topical treatment because systemic medication may not effectively penetrate thick, crusted areas. The rain had soaked what was left of his dry goods - turning his corn flour into a crusted rock and his hard tack into mush. His main course was a mouth-watering herb crusted loin of lamb with aubergine purée and a pesto potato cake, honey and thyme lamb jus and bell pepper reduction. Turning the water on, I cupped my hands under the faucet, and splashed some water onto the crusted blood. The finished product was a mouth-watering menu with a starter of pan seared sea scallops followed by crusted beef tournedos and finally raspberry soufflé. Her flesh was still angry red, with crusted blood along the beginnings of a jagged scar. Well, except for the time I made honey and mustard crusted pork tenderloin. Clean off as much crusted dirt and sediment as possible before shampooing. In any one of these areas, candidiasis may appear as itchy areas of moist, crusted skin, sometimes with bright-red patches that may become infected with pus. I frowned and felt more crusted blood on my chin. Grabbing a tissue from the desk she held Matt's head steady under the light, swabbing away at the crusted blood around his head. ‘What else did he take?’ 1.1 Denoting a style of unfiltered, blended port which deposits a sediment in the bottle. Example sentencesExamples Until the cessation of bulk exports of port in 1997, crusted port was bottled in the UK. The only wines that need decanting - just before serving, please - are true vintage and crusted ports, or old reds such as claret that have thrown a bitty or fine sediment that gets stuck in the teeth, and can muddy the taste. She further stated that the only wines that ever require decanting are crusted ports and old reds that have thrown a sediment. He has pushed the Rhone towards a modern style that emphasises fruit and clarity over crusted, barrel-aged, black wines. 2Old-fashioned or venerable. a crusted establishment figure Example sentencesExamples An interesting exception was the crusted doyen of film critics. Synonyms old-fashioned, outmoded, out of fashion, out of date, unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outdated, dated, out, outworn, old, former, dead, musty, old-time, old-world, behindhand, past, bygone, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated Definition of crusted in US English: crusted adjectiveˈkrəstədˈkrəstəd 1Having or forming a hard top layer or covering. she washed away the crusted blood Example sentencesExamples In any one of these areas, candidiasis may appear as itchy areas of moist, crusted skin, sometimes with bright-red patches that may become infected with pus. There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus. Grabbing a tissue from the desk she held Matt's head steady under the light, swabbing away at the crusted blood around his head. ‘What else did he take?’ The rain had soaked what was left of his dry goods - turning his corn flour into a crusted rock and his hard tack into mush. The finished product was a mouth-watering menu with a starter of pan seared sea scallops followed by crusted beef tournedos and finally raspberry soufflé. Some authors recommend concomitant oral and topical treatment because systemic medication may not effectively penetrate thick, crusted areas. Before, they had been heavy and crusted from the blood, aching slightly. Well, except for the time I made honey and mustard crusted pork tenderloin. Her flesh was still angry red, with crusted blood along the beginnings of a jagged scar. I scrub crusted blood from between the fingers of my left hand thoughtfully. Then, there is Tournedos - a pair of pepper crusted tenderloin steaks with Worcestershire sauce, butter and leek and herb vinaigrette. His main course was a mouth-watering herb crusted loin of lamb with aubergine purée and a pesto potato cake, honey and thyme lamb jus and bell pepper reduction. But feeling the crusted dirt and blood on his neck and hair, he shuddered, and decided to keep moving. I frowned and felt more crusted blood on my chin. Turning the water on, I cupped my hands under the faucet, and splashed some water onto the crusted blood. Clean off as much crusted dirt and sediment as possible before shampooing. 1.1 Denoting a style of unfiltered, blended port which deposits a sediment in the bottle. Example sentencesExamples She further stated that the only wines that ever require decanting are crusted ports and old reds that have thrown a sediment. The only wines that need decanting - just before serving, please - are true vintage and crusted ports, or old reds such as claret that have thrown a bitty or fine sediment that gets stuck in the teeth, and can muddy the taste. Until the cessation of bulk exports of port in 1997, crusted port was bottled in the UK. He has pushed the Rhone towards a modern style that emphasises fruit and clarity over crusted, barrel-aged, black wines. 2Old-fashioned or venerable. a crusted establishment figure Example sentencesExamples An interesting exception was the crusted doyen of film critics. Synonyms old-fashioned, outmoded, out of fashion, out of date, unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outdated, dated, out, outworn, old, former, dead, musty, old-time, old-world, behindhand, past, bygone, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated
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