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Cragginess

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crag·gy  (krg)
adj. crag·gi·er, crag·gi·est
1. Having crags: craggy terrain.
2. Rugged and uneven: a craggy face.

craggi·ly adv.
craggi·ness n.


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For all Jones' cowboy skills and the convincing cragginess of his range- worn appearance, director Howard seems to feel that that ability to explore the film's complicated father-daughter dynamics was the actor's key contribution.
His work also might have taken on some of the cragginess of Frank Lobdell and Hassel Smith, two still-underappreciated Bay Area abstract painters.
And once you ascend above it, the dividends are obvious - light ocean breezes willing to prompt a kite into flight; native bunchgrasses long ago overgrazed or plowed under attempting a comeback; and seldom-seen views of Boney Mountain in all its cragginess.
 
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