craggy , auch: cragged

It's craggy and wild - just as the end the world should be.

The craggy old head hovered above me for a moment.

He looked up at me from under those craggy brows, his eyes full of pain.

She turned to the window where the early sun touched the craggy top of the great mountain.

On the north side, however, they begin to be craggy and almost perpendicular, though not very high.

More rugged, craggy blue mountains lay to the south and east.

All I saw ahead were rocks, a line of craggy boulders.

Much to his relief, nothing stirred within the craggy brown mountains.

He pointed at a place beside a craggy island on the slide.

Light from a nearby sun splashed across its craggy surface.

They travelled through the morning, deep into the craggy mountain range.

The shells are craggy, so it's best to wear gloves.

His craggy face seemed riven by strong emotion of some sort.

She gazed at his dark, craggy face for a long moment, then shook her head in defeat.

He was a tall old man, with short grey hair and a battered, craggy face.

His eyes flashed under those craggy brows as he shook my hand.

The openings into the craggy rock wall were easily attained.

The giant pointed at a craggy rock formation and stood up to get a better view.

These peaks have an Alpine appearance due to their craggy nature.

There was now a strong suggestion of a rather craggy face on the turnip.

His face was craggy and set in vicious lines.

A splash of reflected light illuminated his tired, craggy face.

I talked to one kid who had a craggy scar running across the side of his skull.

The flare of the match lit up his thin, craggy face.

Beyond, a huge range of red mountains lifted their craggy heads to the sky.