encrust

the mussels encrust navigation buoys.

a gold crown encrusted with jewels

a scepter that is encrusted with diamonds; legalities that were encrusted with tradition.

Salt from the sea have encrust on the dry sand.

covered with caliche, a hard calcium-carbonate encrusted soil.

Nautical To encrust (a ship's hull) with foreign matter, such as barnacles.

The emperor was clad in a rich robe encrusted with jewels.

Elasticated black fishnet, encrusted with a galaxy of Olive crystals, between bat-tipped, pewter bars.

Eczema：A noncontagious inflammation of the skin, characterized chiefly by redness, itching, and the outbreak of lesions that may discharge serous matter and become encrusted and scaly.

It might have been encrusted with diamonds.

Mickalene Thomas'signature technique is to encrust her prints with rhinestones.

It's about yay big, encrusted in rubies? Hard to miss.

Hundreds of tons of white marble, encrusted with jewels, costing the equivalent of $70 million dollars today.

Encrusted with verdigris, two statues of the “liver bird”, the city's symbol, sit atop a riverside building.

Met Gala, I wore a tuxedo from Gucci with at diamond encrusted sort of a cobra on the back.

Innumerable chains and beads hung around her spindly neck, and her arms and hands were encrusted with bangles and rings.

You have a mochi encrusted onaga, onaga is a local red snapper.

Inside the napkin was a steel dagger, with a handle encrusted with gold.

A heart-shaped lace embellishment sat on top of the shoe, encrusted with sequins and pearls.