craft, craft i, crefti

[A. S. cræftig; Icel. kröptugr; O. H. Ger. chreftig, kreftig; Dan. kraftig.] 1. Belonging to or indicating craft, knowledge, or skill. (There was at first no insinuation of crooked. ne .) "This ryche crafty tabernacle." Lydgate: Book of Troye. 2. Po e ing skill or dexterity; skilled, skillful. "He was a noble craft i man of trees."-Wycliffe: Exod. xxxviii. 23. 3. Indicating or characterized by craft, art, or cunning. 4. Artful, cunning, wily, sly. "Which simple votaries shall on trust receive, While craftier feign belief, till they believe." Moore: Lalla Rookh ; The Veiled Prophet of Khor as san, crăg (1), *cragge, s. [Wel. craig ; Gael. creag.) 1. A rough, steep rock; a rugged, broken cliff. 2. The rugged protuberances or prominences of rocks. "From crag to crag the signal flew." Scott : The Lady of the Lake , v. 9.