cragginess

[Eng. craggy; ne .] The quality or state of being craggy or abounding in crags. "The craggine and steepne of places up and down." -Howell : Instruct . for For aine Travel , p. 182. crăg-gy, a. [Eng. crag; -y.] Full of or abounding with crags or steep, broken rocks and cliffs "The rest was craggy cliff, that overhung Still as it rose, impo ible to climb." Milton: P. L., bk. iv. IMG:content-1232.png:[blocks in formation] "I am more of a cragsman than to mind fire or water." -Scott: The Pirate , ch. iv. craig, s. [CRAG (3), 8.] The neck, the throat. as I hae dealt a' my life in halters, I think na muckle o' putting my craig in peril of a St. John stone's tippet."-Scott: Waverley , ch. xxxix.