cragsman

/'krægzmən/
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cragsman

A cragsman ascends a steep rock face with a rope and harness.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A skilled rock climber, especially one who ascends vertical or near-vertical rock faces: A "cragsman" is a person, typically a man, who is an expert in the sport or activity of climbing steep, rugged rock formations, known as crags.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The experienced cragsman scaled the sheer cliff with apparent ease.
    • This route is only suitable for a seasoned cragsman.
    • He earned his reputation as a fearless cragsman in the Scottish Highlands.
Advanced Usage
  • The term is somewhat dated and gender-specific, with "rock climber" being the more common, modern, and inclusive term. It often carries a connotation of traditional climbing skill and experience on natural rock faces rather than indoor or sport climbing.
    • The old guidebook was written for the cragsmen of a bygone era.
Variants and Related Words
  • Crag (n): A steep or rugged cliff or rock face.
    • The crag loomed above them.
  • Rock climber (n): The standard modern term for a person who climbs rocks.
    • She is an accomplished rock climber.
Synonyms
  • Rock climber: A person who climbs rock formations.
  • Alpinist: A climber of high mountains, which often involves rock climbing (broader term).
  • Mountaineer: A person who climbs mountains, which may include rock climbing (broader term).
Related Phrases
  • To be a dab hand at climbing: (Idiomatic, chiefly British) To be very skilled at climbing.
    • He's a dab hand at climbing, a real cragsman.
cragsman

A cragsman ascends a steep rock face with a rope and harness.

Noun
  1. a climber of vertical rock faces

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