Definition of crag and tail in English:

crag and tail

noun

Geology

词汇	crag and tail
释义	Definition of crag and tail in English: crag and tail noun Geology A rocky outcrop with a tapering ridge of glacial deposits extending to one side. 〔地质〕鼻尾丘，鼻山尾 Example sentencesExamples Salisbury Crag is a classic crag and tail where glaciers have left a tail of sediment extending to the right. The other effect of the deflection of the ice was that there was more erosion between the crag and tails. Common micro-scale landforms are striations, crag and tails, friction cracks and p-forms. The most well known example of crag and tail occurs in the centre of Edinburgh. A crag and tail is a larger rock mass than a roche moutonnee.
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