caked
Speech parts
1. caked - Adjective
2. caked - Verb
Meaning
of Cake
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Examples
Before she got her hands on the cleaning product, the mum’s windowsills were caked in dirt and grime.
One of the most guy wrenching tear your heart out and make you cry like a little girl things I ever heard was by an ER Nurse when Matt Shepard was brought in barely clinging to life, his entire face was caked with blood and mud.
TARANTO, Italy — In his corner store next to Europe’s largest steelworks, Giuseppe Musciacchio dragged his index finger across a shelf caked in gray dust.
The Nation described her verse as "caked with a salty humor, rough with splinters of disillusion, and tarred with a bright black authenticity".
Hopefully the grill was cleaned and put away in the fall, so removing bits of food and caked on gunk won’t be a problem.
Dressed in wetsuits, their faces caked with heavy sun protection cream, they say they hope a peace treaty between North and South would prompt the military to remove the security fences along the beaches.