Adjective:

gnarly ஆம்,

gnarly's Usage Examples:

You'll need to maneuver in the dark among the gnarly roots, the animals, the rocks, etc.

Once you have chosen your character, you then choose three tricks to perform during your gnarly performance.

While a gnarly financial situation may sometimes require help, there is a good chance you can sort things out just fine on your own.

When the sun goes down, it can get pretty dark out there!Their faces were browned by the sun; their hands were hard and gnarly; their backs were bent by much heavy lifting; their clothing was in tatters.

A gnarly old yew tree reputed to be anywhere between 3000-5000 years old, it is the oldest living organism in the UK.

Their faces were browned by the sun; their hands were hard and gnarly; their backs were bent by much heavy lifting; their clothing was in tatters.

  The gnarly roots were twisted and thick, wrapped too tightly for her to pry them apart.

Synonyms:

knotty, gnarled, knobbed, crooked, knotted,

Antonyms:

straight, easy, simple, untangled, uncoiled,