crag
nounUK /kræɡ/
US /kræɡ/
A tall, rough rock that sticks up high.
The eagle landed on a crag near the top of the mountain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A steep, rugged part of a hill or mountain.
They climbed the rocky crag to get a better view.
3. A small, sharp rock or stone.
He tripped over a crag on the path.
4. A steep rock face used by climbers.
The climbers practiced on a crag outside town.