English to Latin Meaning of cranny - digno morae pretio

Cranny :

digno morae pretio

noun

fractus, vehementissimo imbri, vorago, extremi sinus, digno morae pretio, foraminis, perforetur;, ostium, apertio

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Definitions of cranny in English

Noun(1) a long narrow depression in a surface(2) a small opening or crevice (especially in a rock face or wall

Examples of cranny in English

(1) The wind picked up and ruffled his hair each time he emerged from a crack or a cranny ; the main arm of the canyon was like a wind tunnel.(2) It had many niches and personal touches, nooks and crannies , and was home to a few mice, especially in the winter.(3) Alfred Tennyson made a point regarding what he called ├ö├ç├┐flowers in the crannied wall├ö├ç├û, saying that if he could understand them, root, branch and blossom, he would know what God and man are.(4) In the middle of Porto, the crannied city in northern Portugal, he has planted a massive crystal, pure and flawless, as though it comes from another world.(5) Those investigators have already found some strange stuff in those nooks and crannies .(6) There are nooks and crannies to hide in, long sofas to stretch out on, and high or low chairs to choose from.(7) With nooks and crannies to be found on all three levels, storing their possessions won't be an issue for the new owners of this property.(8) There was a large, open interior, with plenty of nooks and crannies .(9) Children played hide and seek in its subterranean nooks and crannies .(10) History lies scattered and forgotten in the town's nooks and crannies .(11) I know of no other place its size so replete with nooks and crannies .(12) We hired a private person to take us around, so we saw all the nooks and crannies of St Lucia.(13) I put my bed together myself despite the fact that my room was so crammed full of boxes that I kept trapping myself in corners and crannies .(14) You could spend several hours exploring the elegant, wide streets, and narrow nooks and crannies .(15) My preference is for lowly-lit, low-ceilinged places with nooks and crannies where you can sit in the corner and not be noticed all evening.(16) He tried thinking of all the possible hiding places he'd noted since being in the house; and all the possible nooks and crannies he'd yet to even spot.

Related Phrases of cranny

(1) nook and cranny ::

digno morae pretio extremi sinus

Related Phrases of cranny

(1) nook and cranny ::

digno morae pretio extremi sinus

Synonyms

Noun

1. chink ::

rima,

2. crack ::

crack

3. crevice ::

intromitti rimulam

4. slit ::

rumpunt tunicas

5. split ::

split

6. fissure ::

occipitalis

7. rift ::

odium

8. cleft ::

vehementissimo imbri

9. opening ::

apertio

10. gap ::

gap

11. aperture ::

foraminis

12. cavity ::

cavitatis

13. hole ::

foraminis

14. hollow ::

cavas

15. niche ::

iussisti

16. corner ::

anguli

17. nook ::

extremi sinus

18. interstice ::

illud interstitium venerunt

Different Forms

crannies, cranny

Word Example from TV Shows

...festering in every nook and CRANNY of this hospital.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

Examples of cranny from TV Shows

...festering in every nook and CRANNY of this hospital.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

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