gnarly

The gnarly seed that sprouts into a soft green thing and the sapling that becomes a behemoth, understandably, catch our eye.

Many of the gnarly, systemic issues underlying such shootings persist and have motivated millions of Americans to protest in the streets of cities across the country in recent months.

The individual thus addressed slowly rose out of his chair, exhibiting a squat, gnarly figure surmounted by a very large head.

The latter had been shaved and smoothed over every gnarly place.

Her neck, far too liberally exhibited, resembled nothing so much as the stem of an ill-conditioned, gnarly young olive tree.

If the horn is not cut close enough to the head, an irregular, gnarly growth of horn is liable to follow.

Back of it opened a hillside brown with dead ferns, dotted with great solitary firs and gnarly branched arbutus.

The house itself looked like a withered and gnarly apple left hanging upon the tree from the year before.

He was tall and gnarly and the point of his chin rested stiffly on the slope of his shoulder.

Golden Seal is a perennial plant, the gnarly, knotty root of which is the part used in medicine.