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   gnarly

   /ˈnɑːli/

   adjective

   • 1. gnarled: "twisted trees and gnarly roots"
   • 2. difficult, dangerous, or challenging: informal North American "he'd taken a fall during a particularly gnarly practice session"
   • ▪ unpleasant or unattractive: "stations can be pretty gnarly places"
   • ▪ very good; excellent: "I hope you have a wicked and totally gnarly day!"

   Word Origin mid 19th century: from gnarl + -y1. gnarly (sense 2) was originally surfers' slang, perhaps from the appearance of rough sea.

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   What does gnarly mean?

   • “Gnarly” also refers to a terrain feature or line that was unexpectedly intense, scary, or committing. For continued education, refer to G.N.A.R: The Movie . Shred the Gnar – the far cooler and incredibly more relevant way of saying “go skiing.” If you “go skiing,” your favorite yogurt flavor is probably plain.

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   • Alternate definition, from Jerry of the Day: “an individual who sends life against the grain no matter the consequences.” Gnarly – Badass, dangerous, and cool. Frequently used with “bro” to describe a moment of sheer awesomeness. “That was so gnarly bro!”.

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   What does shred the Gnar mean?

   • Shred the Gnar – the far cooler and incredibly more relevant way of saying “go skiing.” If you “go skiing,” your favorite yogurt flavor is probably plain. If you “shred the gnar,” you know how to have a good time. The expression can also refer to aggressively descending scary or blower lines with reckless abandon.

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