cranny

A cranny is a small space or area. You might find a cranny in the wall of a cave or under a couch.

  • The cranny under the bed is a great place to hide things.

  • The cranny under the sink is a great place to hide valuables.

Definition of cranny

noun

a long narrow depression in a surface

Synonyms:

chap, crack, crevice, fissure

noun

a small opening or crevice (especially in a rock face or wall)

Nearby Words

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Example Sentences for cranny

  • 1

    I checked every nook and cranny of this place..

  • 2

    Not over and over again in every nook and cranny.

  • 3

    Active in every nook and cranny ofWikipedia and it's policies.

  • 4

    Ah, the fun of finding the nooks and crannies of Wikipedia

  • 5

    To get familiarised with all the nooks and crannies ofWikipedia.

  • 6

    Antique pieces and collectibles fill every nook and cranny.

  • 7

    Dispersed and seemingly absent, yet it fills every nook and cranny.

  • 8

    She also performed in a duo with Cranny accompanying on guitar and keyboards.

  • 9

    You don't need to know every nook and cranny ofWikipedia.

  • 10

    Damascus made Oriental lamps hung from every corner and cranny hang.