crag
21crag — noun the crag is a popular nesting site for eagles Syn: cliff, bluff, ridge, precipice, height, peak, tor, escarpment, scarp …
22crag — 1. n. Brit. a steep or rugged rock. Etymology: ME, of Celt. orig. 2. n. Geol. rock consisting of a shelly sand. Etymology: 18th c.: perh. f. CRAG(1) …
23Crag martin — Dusky Crag Martin on nest Scientific classification Kingdom …
24Crag Hill — Crag Hill …
25Crag Fell — across Ennerdale Water from Bowness Knott Elevation 1,715 …
26Crag Hill (Yorkshire) — Crag Hill The summit triangulation point with Mickle Fell in the background Elevation 682 …
27Crag, West Virginia —   Unincorporated community   …
28Crag Mountain — is the name of four mountains in the United States,[1] including: Crag Mountain (Alaska), 580308N 1361515W Crag Mountain (Connecticut), 420023N 0724958W Crag Mountain (Massachusetts), 423837N 0722505W Crag Mountain (Washington), 464646N 1212526W… …
29Crag Hall — is a country house located to the east of the village of Wildboarclough, Cheshire, England. It was built in 1815 by George Palfreyman, the owner of a textile printing works nearby. It has since been extended by the addition of large curved bow… …
30crag´gi|ness — crag|gy «KRAG ee», adjective, gi|er, gi|est. 1. having many crags; steep and rugged; rough: »The craggy hill was difficult to climb. 2. rough; uneven: » …
