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1. caked with mud and slime

2. in amongst the smell of dry caked oil

3. Four workmen, caked with the paste of cement dust and oil, were packing up for the night after a hard day's slog right across the road from my veranda

4. At 19:30 the men gathered around caked with sweat and the red outback dirt

5. Once the chamber had been stuffed with treasures, now the room housed rows of straw-filled mattresses caked with human feces and blood, several of which yet dripped with the red liquid having been freshly spilt

6. Both men were caked in mashed ice and Felix was gasping painfully for air

7. When we got there this medic took one look at the shit and blood caked on his trousers and went to fetch the doctor

8. We saw the Indian muleteers again with their charges huge strings of mules loaded with supplies moving ever forward as on the opposite side of the road empty mule trains returned to the supply dumps to pick up more loads we could see that their bellies and legs were caked with the white chalky mud of this region

9. They told us to hack the bottom off our greatcoats to stop them getting caked in mud and making them hard to move in

10. And his hands were caked with gore

11. It was hard to wash and shave and with the mud it was impossible to keep clean because we were caked stiff in the stuff

12. He was caked in chalky dust this stuck like glue to you clothing and put a grimy film over your skin if you added the smoke and burnt powder from our rifles and bombs then you ended up with grimy chalky white looking soldier

13. After rescuing a dozen cadets who pan caked on their stomachs or backs, or forgot to keep their legs together and then lay bent double at the bottom of the pool, we got the message and just jumped as he said we should

14. spices so delicious, the candied fruits so caked and spotted with

15. So Beth had descended from the main building on foot, picking her way along the rutted switchback drive avoiding most of the puddles, except for one slip that left a shoe and blue jeans cuff caked with mud

16. As I washed the caked blood from his wounds, I could see

17. At least that was how I felt when I left to carry out your instructions: the connection to cocaine seemed too weak, but now… May I?” Flores, acutely aware of Gordon’s fastidious nature, made elaborate show of placing a large sheet of white paper upon the bar surface before laying atop it a booklet, bound in black leather, worn thin at the corners and caked with a dark substance

18. She quickly pulled off her shoes, socks, and ace bandage, carefully hiding her stash of American bills in the toe of a sneaker and stuffing socks in over it: they were caked with mud, but still dry inside

19. They were caked with blood and filth but very sharp very sharp

20. She bore me down, and the bear stood over me, the human face protruding on a long scaled neck, filthy, bits of dirt and shit caked on a ragged beard, its breath rancid with vomit and rot

21. wearing brown slacks, a cream blouse, and a purple cardigan; her face was caked with

22. Furniture was overturned and the whole place was caked in mud

23. her early thirties; her jeans and jacket were caked in mud, and she was rummaging

24. He tilted his head to the side and saw a man; his face caked with blood, lying next to him

25. His hair unkempt, the side of his face caked with dry blood

26. They could see he was caked in dirt and wondered how anyone

27. Shivering and caked with blood, he staggers and crawls his way to the edge of the marshes

28. With his now spare hand, he scooped up some of the plentiful dust that caked the ground and threw it about him in a wide arc, carefully studying its effect as it had always been his habit to be cautious

29. The cloudless night had caked the ground with a light morning frost

30. Caked in snow and freezing, his chainmail armour would be a death trap, even with the under-garment padding, the weight of the cold steel links forced the coldness closer to his body

31. Its blade was caked with dry mud and it was tiny but I dare not challenge her for there was a dangerous gleam in her eyes

32. hair flowed loose around his face, which was caked in blood

33. He was squeaky clean, having bathed in the clear water using snow-white sugar sand as an abrasive cleaner on his sweat caked body

34. The spotted chestnut coat was coated with caked dirt and clumps of sandspurs as Charlie draped a saddle blanket over his head mercifully covering the fear drenched eyeballs

35. He was wearing an ordinary denim uniform with no insignia of any kind and high boots with spurs that were caked with mud and dried blood

36. He realized that he was riding on an endless and silent train and that his head was caked with dry blood and that all his bones ached

37. A film of caked saliva had already taken residence in his dry mouth; knowing that, he bypassed the sugar-filled soft drinks that would only hinder refreshment

38. The side panels of the casket, caked with soil had been gouged in places by the excavating tools and the smell of damp earth merged with the subliminal odours that accompany death

39. She was wearing caked on make-up and had a tinge of blue in her hair

40. My sweat pants are caked in

41. Painted in heavy, caked grease makeup and wearing the tattered, soiled remains of clown costumes

42. One man’s face was completely bloodied and blood caked his scalp and dripped down his hair

43. At least an inch of dust caked every

44. There stood two little boys around two and three years of age, dressed in winter overcoats and fur hats and mittens, their boots caked in snow

45. Where should she go now? Her feet were frozen cold and caked in snow

46. By the looks of the caked on layers of dust it would seem Nickbas had not moved or used any of his money in a long time

47. Behind Blok there were several walls lined with deep sinks, all of which were full to the brim with piping hot pans scalded with blackened over-fried teriyaki sauce and metal inserts horribly caked with burnt-on, chunky tomato soup

48. The entire body had been littered with dents and dings, the quarter panels cratered with rusted-out holes, right front fender bashed in by a stubborn tree or telephone pole, engine caked with grease and grime, interior drenched in the rancid aroma of old cigarette smoke and stale cologne and Josh didn’t even want to think about what else

49. His legs were caked with mud when they finished in the afternoon

50. By the time it was his turn the mud had caked and dried in some spots

51. An old, frail, emaciated man lay in the bed; the blanket caked with urine and feces

52. He stared at her as she lay unconscious, looking at the deep lesions on her arms and legs, and the blood caked on her shoulder

53. he was almost there, yet bound to the fact you’re caked in cold mud brings with it its

54. The underside of her torso was caked in mud and black debris clung to the open wounds

55. It was holding its hands pressed onto its sides, and she could see what looked like blood, though the color of it was weird, caked in its hair beneath both its hands

56. And who could blame them? We look pretty scary caked in all this mud

57. They are caked with impurities, but with the tenderness watchfulness they keep her clean

58. The child was dirty, blood caked around his mouth and jaw

59. Enough scant light spilled from the wick of my lantern to reveal a small personal traveling box that looked very familiar; it was caked in year’s worth of dust and grime

60. And the front of her gown is caked in dark-colored gunk

61. His mouth hangs open, caked in his darkened blood

62. Her boots are caked with dirt, dried blood and famished debris

63. The entire room was caked in black soot

64. His clothing was covered in dirt, mud caked into the knees of his jeans

65. ‘I thought all angels were in heaven until I met you two,’ says a guy with wax caked

66. She was lying on the beach, mouth caked with sand

67. snow caked on from the heavy spray

68. 'What's this?' asked an investigator, holding up an old lock block, caked in fluff and dirt and grease

69. I looked at her, obese, her face caked over with makeup and a cigarette dangling from her mouth and she had the audacity to tell me that she was using my hard earned money to maintain the house of the Lord but from where I was standing she was using my money to destroy the house of the Lord

70. Slimy, dark olive skin, caked with boils and swelling ulcers, glinted

71. Grime caked the edges of the walls

72. But they fit and weren’t caked with Arizona dust

73. Her shirt was covered in blood, and her pants were caked in thick ash

74. were caked in the awful smelling nectar, which also turned her skin a

75. t-shirt and jeans were caked with mud, and her feet were black from the

76. forgotten it was covered in dry, caked blood

77. His shirt was caked in blood but

78. Her boots were caked with manure

79. stinking water, and when that didn't work he caked his beard with a horrible smelling oil

80. the fat and grease that has caked on the top with a knife,

81. Remove the thick layer of caked grease as described

82. At this location, in three or four fathoms of water between the Paeu and Vana reefs, there lay some anchors, cannons, and ingots of iron and lead, all caked with limestone concretions

83. In fact, there beneath my eyes was a town in ruins, demolished, overwhelmed, laid low, its roofs caved in, its temples pulled down, its arches dislocated, its columns stretching over the earth; in these ruins you could still detect the solid proportions of a sort of Tuscan architecture; farther off, the remains of a gigantic aqueduct; here, the caked heights of an acropolis along with the fluid forms of a Parthenon; there, the remnants of a wharf, as if some bygone port had long ago harbored merchant vessels and triple–tiered war galleys on the shores of some lost ocean; still farther off, long rows of collapsing walls, deserted thoroughfares, a whole Pompeii buried under the waters, which Captain Nemo had resurrected before my

84. The long snake was covered with seashell rubble and bristling with foraminifera; a crust of caked gravel protected it from any mollusks that might bore into it

85. Owing to the fact that there had been a spell of bad weather the ground was sodden with rain and there was mud everywhere, the men's clothing and boots being caked with it

86. This trough was filled with all manner of abominations: fragments of fat and decomposed meat, legs of rabbits and fowls, vegetable matter, broken knives and forks, and hair: and the glass of the window was caked with filth of the same description

87. In winters past, Werner used to tow her in their wagon to this very spot, and they would watch skaters race along the frozen canal, farmers with blades fixed to their feet and frost caked in their beards, five or six rushing by all at once, tightly packed, in the midst of an eight- or nine-mile race between towns

88. The blood had caked black and the task needed clean

89. Martindale stumbled out, caked head to toe in cocoa, but otherwise uninjured

90. Vic wore a flannel shirt, faded jeans, boots caked with old mud, and had the look of a veteran hiker who could whip out a tent from his backpack and spend the next week in the woods

91. She thought of the dust and clouds of cigarette smoke and could almost visualize the brown stains caked along the insides of the communal coffeepot

92. As the woman stepped to the ground and looked toward the house, Scarlett saw there was something familiar about the rabbity face, caked with white powder

93. Then back up to meet the sirens, leaning against a police cruiser, trying to explain to whoever wanted to know, the fender cold against his thighs, salt caked onto it

94. She sat halfway up, groggy, the side of her face and hair caked with mud

95. “I’m sorry I doubted you, Dad,” I said to him over the comlink, while I stared at his unconscious face on my monitor, his eyes closed and his forehead caked with dried blood

96. Blood was thickly caked around the older man’s mouth

97. He was caked with blood, spit, snot, mud, and shit

98. His hair and clothes were still caked with grit and blood