incrust

/ ɪnˈkrʌst /

verb

1. a variant spelling of encrust

Derived Forms

• ˌincrusˈtation, noun
• inˈcrustant, nounadjective

Example Sentences

“The remains of Franco remain incrusted in the economic oligarchies and parts of the state apparatus from which they must be unearthed forever.”

From Washington Times

In the east angle of the monument is incrusted the famous black stone "Hajaru'l-Aswad", framed in a silver circle.

From Project Gutenberg

Taking the sword in her hands, which were covered with jewels, she looked at it, then kissed the incrusted blood on the blade, and passed it on to Nelson.

From Project Gutenberg

The lifting and tugging tired them all greatly, and after the second barrier had been climbed they found themselves on ice which was incrusted with frozen snow, and exceedingly unpleasant to skate upon.

From Project Gutenberg

The stones at the bottom of the centre of the pools were incrusted by the red snow plant whose rich colors gave a sense of life to the near-by shallows.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• cover
• glaze
• laminate
• paint
• smear
• stain