1. small narrow openings or cracks, especially in walls or rocks
Usage: plural of cranny

Examples

• The old stone wall had moss growing in its crannies.
• She searched every nook and cranny of the house for her keys.
• Small insects often hide in the crannies between rocks.
• Water seeped through the crannies in the foundation.
• The climber found handholds in the crannies of the cliff face.
• Dust had accumulated in all the crannies of the antique furniture.