crust in Latin
crust in Latin is crusta — crust means the hard outer layer of something, especially bread or the Earth.
crust in Latin
crusta
What does "crust" mean?
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noun The hard outer layer of something, especially bread or the Earth.
"The bread had a crisp, golden crust."
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verb To form or become covered with a hard outer layer.
"Snow had crusted over on the windowsill overnight."
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crust in a sentence
- The bread had a crisp, golden crust.
- The Earth's crust is thinnest beneath the oceans.
- Snow had crusted over on the windowsill overnight.
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What is "crust" in Latin?
"crust" in Latin is crusta. crust means: The hard outer layer of something, especially bread or the Earth.
How do you use "crust" in a sentence?
Example: "The bread had a crisp, golden crust." In Latin, "crust" is crusta.
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