Adjective:

वृद्धत्व, गंज-पकडले, फिकट,

rustier's Usage Examples:

made on soft, sweet egg dough bread similar to Challah rather than on crustier Cuban bread.

Sharks: Mark, Daniel, Kevin, Lori, Robert Quevos; chips made with the crustier side of egg and omelet whites (YES), Brumachen; an innovative way to carry.

bread is known as flauta (flute) while pan francés refers to the thinner, crustier French baguette.

exclusively in masonry ovens after being brushed with pekmez, making it crustier Köfte-ekmek – spicy meatballs grilled on charcoal and served inside crusty.

Unlike the mushier Caribbean and West African fufús, mofongo is generally firmer and crustier.

a Cincinnati carriage maker, replaced the "affable" McAleer with the "crustier" Jack O"Connor, who was expelled from the league in 1910 for seeking to.

website, "[w]e find ourselves back in the studio, a year older, wiser and rustier - recording a bunch of new songs that may or may not find their way onto.

Its coloration is rustier than that of the rock wren, with a contrasting white throat and breast.

after the catwalks connecting the towers were removed as a safety hazard, and showing the towers in far rustier condition than they were in the 1960s.

male"s underparts are less brick-red than the eastern subspecies and have a rustier tone.

It was made with wheat flour and was harder and crustier than pan de sal.

nominate form, with richer brown upperparts, deeper buff underparts, and rustier flank streaks.

The forewings are brown, distinctly reddish, deep claret when fresh and rustier when worn, and the veins are usually black.

Synonyms:

rusted,

Antonyms:

immature, rustless,