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26 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cranny' in a Sentence

"A small, narrow opening in a wall, rock, etc.; chink; crevice; fissure." more

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The cat found a cozy cranny to nap in the sun.
The hiker found shelter in a cranny of the mountain during the storm.
A spider built its web in the dark cranny of the attic, waiting patiently for prey.
A small cranny in the cave revealed ancient drawings on the rock walls.
A fragile plant managed to grow in the cranny of the rocky cliff.
The squirrel squeezed through the tiny cranny in the fence to reach the garden.
Raindrops found their way through a cranny in the roof.
As the sunlight faded, a soft glow appeared in the cranny between the mountains.
Emma discovered a secret cranny in the garden where fairies might live.
A spider had spun its web in the cranny of the garden fence.
I found a spider hiding in the cranny's dark corner.
The old book had notes in every cranny of its pages.
As the ant explored the garden, it crawled into a hidden cranny beneath a flowerpot.
The sound of music escaped through a cranny in the concert hall's door.
The explorer discovered a hidden cranny in the cave, filled with ancient artifacts.
Water seeped through a cranny in the dam, causing a minor flood.
Over time, moss began to grow in the damp crannies of the old stone wall.
In her diary, she found a cranny to express her deepest thoughts.
They discovered a hidden cranny in the old tree where squirrels had stashed their acorns.
Light streamed through the cranny in the curtains, waking her up to a sunny morning.
The mouse squeezed through the cranny in the door to escape from the cat.
The curious squirrel found a tiny cranny in the tree to hide its acorns.
Emma found a tiny cranny in the rock wall to hide her secret treasure.
The cat curled up in the warm cranny between the sofa cushions.
Light spilled into the room through a cranny in the heavy curtains.
The treasure was hidden in a cranny of the old pirate ship.

Cranny

kran-ee
nounA small, narrow opening in a wall, rock, etc.; chink; crevice; fissure.
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Last Updated On: April 6, 2024
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