cranny
Pronunciation: [ˈkræni]
Word
Context: "space"
(noun) a small, narrow opening or crack in a surface. You can find crannies in walls, rocks, or even in trees. They are usually hard to see but can be important hiding spots.
Example
The squirrel hid its nuts in a small cranny in the tree.
Example
There were no crannies for the water to escape, causing a flood.
Example
Can you spot any crannies in that old wall?
Context: "location"
(noun) a small, hidden place where things can be tucked away. Sometimes, crannies can be found in furniture or in between items on a shelf.
Example
She found a toy in the cranny between the couch cushions.
Example
He looked everywhere but couldn't find any crannies to hide his secret.
Example
What treasures have you discovered in the crannies of your room?
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