Date: Thu, 9 Nov 1995 13:38:40 MST

From: Tom Uharriet UTOM[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]ADMN.712.NEBO.EDU

Subject: Re: Knarly?



"Gnarly" comes from "gnarled," which, according to Webster's Third, means

"warped or twisted with or as if with gnarls." While "gnarly" may be used

in popular speech to mean both "disgusting" and "cool" (I think), there is

certainly a standard spelling for it.



Jenny Becker



Thanks Jenny,

With the new usage, I had forgotten the old!

Tom