1. A rough, broken, steep rock, or point of a rock; gravel of the old pliocene formation, which is highly fossiliferous. Crag and tail, a ridge sloping up generally westward, and terminatting in a crag.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• corage,
• cray,
• clag,
• cral,
• cragi,
• craige,
• creae,
• crugs,
• iragi,
• criags,
• praag,
• caug,
• crai,
• garag,
• crad,
• cragin,
• acrage,
• carg,
• craigs,
• ccas

• crax,
• drag,
• crego,
• creasey,
• cram,
• crex,
• croaky,
• Creasy,
• crus,
• creagh,
• Cruz,
• creak,
• Cris,
• creach,
• creaky,
• craigie,
• Craig,
• craggy,
• crux,
• croak,
• brag,
• crab,
• rag,
• crease,
• Craigue,
• crago,
• cragg.

The adjective form of the word "crag" is "craggy".

The plural of the "crag" can be the "crags".

The singular of the "crag" can be the "crag".