cranny
31cranny — /ˈkræni / (say kranee) noun (plural crannies) a small, narrow opening (in a wall, rock, etc.); a chink; crevice; fissure. {Middle English crany, from French cran fissure (from crener cut away, from Latin crēnāre) + y2} –crannied, adjective …
32cranny — Ke ena, po opo o, kū ono, kīpolipoli …
33cranny — see CRENELLATE …
34cranny — n. (pl. ies) a chink, a crevice, a crack. Derivatives: crannied adj. Etymology: ME f. OF craneacute past part. of craner f. cran f. pop.L crena notch …
35every nook and cranny — (informal) Everywhere • • • Main Entry: ↑nook * * * every nook and cranny/all the nooks and crannies/ phrase every part of a place We searched every nook and cranny of the house for him. Thesaurus: everywhere and anywhere …
36Robert F. Cranny — Robert Francis Cranny is a musician and producer based in Sydney, Australia. Best known for his work with Sarah Blasko, Cranny co wrote and co produced her first two albums, both of which were certified platinum [ [http://undercover.com.au/News… …
37nook or cranny — noun A part of a place, especially small or remote. There was not one nook or cranny in the house to hide it. Syn: nook and cranny …
38every nook and cranny — Every nook and cranny means every possible part of a place. She searched every nook and cranny of the old town looking for antiques …
39every nook and cranny — If you search every nook and cranny, you look everywhere for something …
40nook and cranny — noun A place or part of a place, especially small or remote. Syn: nook or cranny …
