encrust
incrust

One of God's green leaves, before it became encrusted with death matter.

The inside was blood encrusted, and he wondered how the old man could stand it.

Most, however, kept them to pass down from father to son, encrusted with legend.

The white paint on the window frames was encrusted with black.

Most parts of the body are encrusted with soil particles.

But their design has become encrusted with further frustrating devices.

From ten feet away, the encrusted metal looked as if it had been there forever.

Such a fear had been encrusted in me very early in life.

There was black blood encrusted across his midsection where he'd been shot.

She spent six months encrusting the shoes in glass glitter.

His hands were dry, and certainly not food encrusted.

Beneath the encrusted earth is, we are told, the oldest village in the world.

The entire world for a few hours had been encrusted in crystal and jewels.

The front of the train was encrusted with blood.

The kitchen counter ended up encrusted with someone's dried baby food.

Her mouth was encrusted with a dark red that wasn't lipstick.

With gentle strength he broke it free from its encrusted setting.

She stepped away to the side of the stone and picked at the encrusted line with her fingers.

Your heel was very hard and incredibly encrusted with dirt.

On the left and right side four small metal encrusted holes allow for an exchange of air.

It was dark when Jerry peeled back the encrusted sheets.

The hand was blood encrusted; the two smallest fingers looked twisted.

The rags he wore were encrusted with dirt and blood.

Look,' he said, holding up against her a dress encrusted with embroidery.

But it was encrusted as far as Robin could see.