decrustation
noun
de·crus·ta·tion
¦dēkrə¦stāshən
plural -s
: the removal of a crust
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin decrustatus (past participle of decrustare to remove the crust of, from Latin de from, away + crustare to cover with a shell, cover with a crust, from crusta crust) + English -ion
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