Definition of Gnarly
Gnarly
gnarl·y
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
twisted, knobbly/knotted, and rough in texture or form, often due to old age;
e.g. The tree had gnarly branches that stretched out far in all directions.
(adjective)
(informal American) posing a challenge due to being difficult or dangerous;
e.g. The last question on the exam proved to be a gnarly one for most of the students.
(adjective)
(informal American) very unattractive or unpleasant, often in a way that sparks distaste or disgust, for example gross or nasty;
e.g. The building had become pretty gnarly from being abandoned for so many years.
(adjective)
(informal American) excellent in some way, very cool or good, often having an appealingly rough quality;
e.g. He could play some gnarly solos on the guitar.
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