Definition of “craggy”

But even he can never have seen flesh and blood assume so craggy , so colossal a form.

In the distance, the tall shadowy firs rose into craggy peaks capped with snow.

It was rough and craggy , but where the sunlight hit, brilliant highlights bounced back.

It's one of these castles that seem to appear on craggy outcrops along the Rhine.

Now the craggy face was like granite, the eyes splinters of glass.

Passing down the strait of Gibraltar with Spain's craggy toasted mountains on the right Africa loomed, dark green and inviting.

Sharpe looked at the craggy face with its thick eyebrows and deep-set eyes.

The paved Inca path winds through steep-sided valleys and over mountain passes, which offer spectacular views of craggy mountain ranges.

We were never out of sight of majestic, snow-covered McKinley, which looked like a craggy bombe alaska dessert.