ppl. a. [f. CAKE v. + -ED1.] Formed into a cake, concreted; cake-shaped.
a. 1691. Boyle, Wks., V. 72 (R.). A very shallow and wide-mouthed vessel, called in the shops a clear caked glass.
a. 1821. Keats, Fancy, 246. The caked snow … From the ploughboy’s heavy shoon.
1866. Livingstone, Jrnl., xii. (1873), I. 325. When we had dug down to the caked sand.
