CRANNY

CRANNY


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Word: cranny
Word origin: late Middle English: from Old French crane ‘notched’, from cran, from popular Latin crena ‘notch’.
Phonetic: ˈkrani
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a small, narrow space or opening. Example: bugs and spiders conceal themselves in crannies of the bark


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Crack in the wall
Crevice
Hole in the wall
Little corner
Narrow opening
Niche
Nook
Nook companion
Nooks companion
Nooks partner
Obscure corner
Out-of-the-way corner
Out-of-the-way place
Small pocket
Small, narrow opening.
Chink, as in a wall.
Nook's partner.
Nook's companion
Small slit.
Fissure
Tiny fissure
Hole in the wall?
Narrow recess
Secret place
Crevice as hiding place
Small rock fissure
Fissure — chink
Chink
Small opening
Hole opening in road, careful to go round it
Crack outside right is cautious
Managed Big Apple clubs with promotion for opening
Old lady gives up a lot of money for carbon fissure
Shed a tear about girls cleavage
US drugs agent getting increasingly high on New Yorks crack
Smart to corner right niche
Small, narrow space
Place to hide something small




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