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crustily

  • a word derived from crusty.
    crusty
    adjective
    having a crisp or thick crust.

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Golden Rules for Conductors" the maestro admonished crustily: "Remember, you are not playing for your own fun, you are playing for the enjoyment of the audience .

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Last week, turned in by an informer and indicted for tax evasion, the doctor was crustily waiting to see how much Uncle Sam would grab.

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Frosty Troy, editor of the crustily independent Oklahoma Observer, agrees.

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Mabel Smith, town clerk and treasurer, a sturdy, pugnacious widow who between meetings virtually runs Mount Vernon, crustily invited any doubters to check the receipts at the bank.

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"You can speak a little louder," he said, somewhat crustily.

From More Cargoes 1897 by W. W. (William Wymark) Jacobs