crusted

1. (medicine) Characterized by crusty patches.Examples: "The ulcerated form of the tertiary syphilide, like that of the papular, almost invariably developes from the crusted modifications."; "From these squamous forms the others may develop by intensification of the inflammation; and thus we may get, on the one hand, the scabbed or crusted varieties (many cases of so-called psoriasis gyrata and annulata , and many dry eczemas), or, on the other hand, the weeping varieties (ecz. seb. madidans capitis, aurium, genitalium, flexuosum) ."; "A girl, aet. 11, came with a very crusted, neglected condition of the scalp which her mother stated had been present for about a month."

2. (of wine) Aged and full of sediment.Examples: "As such, it certainly possesses some advantages to them beyond its difference of price—as it deposits the colour in the course of a year or two, and then passes for a very "fine old crusted wine.""; "I was returning at a late hour one evening from dining with a gentleman whose acquaintance I had recently formed, and was enjoying the common effects of a substantial repast and a few glasses of crusted port, in a considerable increase of the heroical faculties, and a more than wonted inclination to enterprise."; "Heavily crusted wine may have to be decanted from the bottle — more to improve its appearance than enhance its flavour."