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Word of the Day – Gnarl

By April 21, 2020Word of the Day

Gnarl (noun)

na-rl

A rough, knotty protuberance, especially on a tree.

Early 19th century back-formation from gnarled.

Example sentences

“The large gnarl pushed the two branches out, giving the illusion of splitting the blackthorn in two.”

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One Comment

  • Jayne Coleman says:

    The term ‘gnarly’ is used by offroad bikers to refer to riding over really difficult terrain that creates dangers for the riders.

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