gnarl
1gnarl
intransitive verb \ˈnär(-ə)l\Definition of GNARL
Origin of GNARL
probably frequentative of gnar
First Known Use: 1593
2gnarl
transitive verbDefinition of GNARL
: to twist into a state of deformity
Origin of GNARL
back-formation from gnarled
First Known Use: 1814
3gnarl
nounDefinition of GNARL
: a hard protuberance with twisted grain on a tree
First Known Use of GNARL
1805
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