Gnarly

This refers to two things:

One being another way to describe something utterly gross or grizzly.

The other being the name of a kid that used Cedar, a failed Miiverse Clone, who thinks saying the N word over and over is clever writing. He also participated in various doxxing and at one point got a guy to shoot himself on stream.

Needless to say, he lives up to his name, being disgusting and everything.

The Virgin Gnarly from Cedar: *Acts like a buffoon.*
The Chad Stoney: *Doesn't think about him and apparently is engaged.*

by Opa Opa June 25, 2023

Gnarbar

adj: used to emphasize the extremeness of something

"dude did you see that cliff drop?" "yeah man that was gnarbar"

by Sam Marsden December 31, 2006

the gnarwal

having a double matress bed and puting your penis between them

dont desturb me while im cleaning my room im doing the gnarwal

by David the bravid July 6, 2005

gnarley

Contemporarily, "gnarley", as used in Hawaii, means: (1) rugged, difficult, burley; or (2)nasty, rank, disgusting. Quite different from the stereotypical-SoCal-surfer usage of the word.

(1) -Dude, that test was so frickin' gnarley!
-I know! I definitely got worked.

(2) -Somebody passed out in their own barf at that party last night.
-Awwww, gnarley!

by HI*Girl February 5, 2005

gnarly dude

A phrase that non Southern Californians usually east coasters think is only something people say in the movies, when in fact we use it all the time, along with awesome, stoked and rad. Mostly a coastal term, but also used in the inland empire aka the land of the dirt people.

It describes an impressive event whether it be positive or negative.

That crash was fuckin gnarly dude!

I'm so stoked for the party tonight! It's gonna be gnarly dude!

by OC2LV March 24, 2008

Gnarlical

Both gnarly and radical.

That rollerblader just did a gnarlical heel click!!!

by Kimis December 6, 2004

gnarpy

something that is both gnarly and nappy, both extreme and disgusting.

Man, that was gnarpy when I pissed my pants while pulling a 1080 off a 30 foot cliff into 36 inches of fresh powder.

by neurofish January 12, 2006