caked

When bakers follow a recipe to make a cake, they end up with cake.

The country had bigger problems, and their wedding cake could wait.

This super simple cake makes an excellent, not-too-sweet afternoon snack and keeps very well.

They learned a long time ago they can’t have their cake and eat it too when it comes to openly fighting these platforms while directly funding them.

One can’t offer a cake, a hug, or words of support to people born in the 23rd century.

The way I pick who gets caked is generally by who shows me the most energy and is screaming for it.

Blood and blackened remnants are caked on the bathroom floor.

At the moment they look like dirt-caked kiddie pools, long-drained.

Others were picked up by Border Patrol in the desert this morning, their skin and clothing still caked in dirt and sweat.

Rain had fallen heavily overnight and the streets were caked in sludge.

The cow should be bled, and take a large dose of physic; then wash the udder as in caked bag.

May be healed by rubbing with goose oil, cream, new milk; or make the same applications for it as for caked bag.

Nearer and nearer I approached, until at last my feet rested on the hard caked soil.

The last was filled with priming, caked like a bit of cinder, by time, moisture and compression.

He looked at it between caked lids and let his eyes rove over and over its rare beauties.