Crafty

Having craft; skilful in devising and pursuing a scheme or undertaking; as, a crafty piece of work. Cunning; artful; wily; sly; deceitful; subtle; able in deceiving and misleading others; as, a crafty adviser. "Everybody is shy and distrustful of crafty men." Locke . Crag, n. [Gael. creag; W. carreg, craig, a rock; Ir. creagh; probably from the root of Gr. rhegnud, to break.] A steep, rugged rock; a rough broken rock, or point of rock. "Clifts of burning crags , and fire and smoke." Fairfax . (Geol.) Gravel or sand mixed with shells. -n. [Ger. kragen, the neck.] The neck of the human body. -The thinner end of a neck of mutton. (Sometimes written scrag.)