IPA: /ˈnɑːri/
KK: /nɑːri/
Having many knots or twists; twisted and rough in appearance.
The knarry branches of the old tree made it difficult to walk through the forest.
The word 'knarry' originates from Old English 'cnarr', meaning a knot or a knotty tree. It describes something that is knotted or gnarled in appearance.
Think of a 'knot' when you hear 'knarry' — it helps you remember that it refers to something that is twisted or gnarled.