crust over

Later the skin may break down, and the surface crusts over.

It was cold, and the snow had begun to crust over when someone finally showed up.

The snow on our arrival, was about two feet deep and crusted over.

Its so crusted over, you can barely see it through the dirt.

We walked the whole farm (and got pretty well crusted over with snow).

The soil was dry and a recent shower only served to crust over the surface.

She found a man whose open pocks had already crusted over.

The wet spot on the front of his shirt was crusting over.

They were not crusted over and he presumed the bleeding had stopped.

He thinks whats in the air causes some peoples skin to crust over.

It struck the slime that had crusted over her face.

After a few days, the cuts would have scabbed or crusted over.

Ice had crusted over the snow, but the horses were fresh and eager.

Keep away from others for at least 5 days after the first spot appears, or until all blisters have crusted over.

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

The blood was already dry, crusted over the small, pin-point wound.

The wet wrappings were already starting to crust over in the icy wind.

Crusted over it in long streaks from above were tongues of ice.

After that, it begins to crust over and then it goes away."

See how some of them are crusted over?

Since then he hardly eats and his shell opening keeps crusting over.

The boy's glasses were crusted over, his skin shredded.

She didn't think it was too deep, however, for it had already crusted over and stopped bleeding.

But whatever trace of the artist the town once held has been crusted over with twee little shops.