uncrusted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkrʌstɪd/
- Is this cheese uncrusted?
- uncrusted sand
- uncrusted snow
- uncrusted rock
Examples
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The chef served an uncrusted cheesecake that was creamy and smooth.
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Children often like their sandwiches uncrusted for easier eating.
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She preferred her bread uncrusted for a softer texture.
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The uncrusted bread was soft and fresh.
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When hiking, it's safer to walk on uncrusted sand rather than on the crumbling edges of cliffs.
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The children enjoyed playing in the uncrusted snow, where it was soft and easy to shape into snowballs.
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The artist preferred to paint on uncrusted canvas, believing the texture added character to her work.
Synonyms
Without the outer edge on food like bread or pie
Without a thin layer of another material on it
Not fully solid after making, like metal or mortar
Antonyms
How Crusted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncrusted is made of un- meaning 'not' and crust meaning the 'hard outer layer' you see on bread or a pie. So, uncrusted means 'not having a hard outer layer', like bread or cheesecake with only the soft part and no crust.