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gnarl

noun as in growl

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Weak match

verb as in bark

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verb as in contort

verb as in grumble

verb as in snarl

verb as in thunder

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It’ll be a long time before the baby Joshua trees resemble the gnarled icons that dot the park.

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The trees are skinny, with gnarled branches that twist around one another.

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The old woman grunted and used one long, gnarled finger to beckon Penelope inside.

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She wore bangle earrings and rings etched with strange talismans on each of her gnarled fingers.

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Environmentalists warn that development projects threaten the region's unique mix of dunes, pine forests, gnarled cork trees and an endless patchwork of rice fields.

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