gnarly

She might be losing money going to the US, but she’s expecting a “fun, gnarly” couple of weeks on the tour bus.

Her noncompliance with what is expected is a gnarly insight into our sense of entitlement to her.

When you paddle out, it’s as though you’ve entered a new world with its own language that might sound like: “Did you see that kook? He snaked me on such a gnarly wave!”

“At the very least, I think it’s great for one weekend for this city to have a reminder that there is a gnarly working-class art form that lives here and is not going away.”

Nannies lead their kids up gnarly slopes, seeking places that predators fear to tread.