Gnarlier [adjective]

Find out why Anthony Bourdain’s boeuf bourguignon is one of our most popular recipes everThere is remarkable nuance and variety beneath those gnarly exteriors — a realm of flavor that this one-pot chicken dinner unearths beautifully.

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.

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

They were twisted and gnarly, and with scarcely the semblance of the full meaty calf such as graces your leg and mine.

He pulled the face off one of them, literally pulled it off with those gnarly fingers of his and those tremendous muscles.

And as he peers he crooks one monstrous leg and with his gnarly toes scratches himself on the stomach.

Some gnarly apple which I pick up in the road reminds me by its fragrance of all the wealth of Pomona.

The little, gnarly, cross-grained Jew drooped over the desk and his shoulders shook.

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