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1. (n.) crevice
a crack forming an opening; cleft; rift; fissure.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME crevace < AF, OF, =crev(er) to crack (< L crepāre) +-ace n. suffix)
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1. (noun) crevice, cranny, crack, fissure, chap
a long narrow depression in a surface
2. (noun) crack, cleft, crevice, fissure, scissure
a long narrow opening
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1. (noun) crevice
a narrow opening resulting from a split or crack or the separation of a junction; a cleft; a fissure; a rent
2. (verb) crevice
to crack; to flaw
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Sense: a crack or narrow opening (in a wall, rock etc)
Plants grew in the crevices.
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 Afrikaans: smal skeur/spleet, bars |
 Arabic: شِق، صَدْع، تَجْويف |
 Bulgarian: процеп |
 Brazilian: fissura |
 Czech: štěrbina |
 German: die Spalte |
 Danish: sprække; klippespalte |
 Greek: ρωγμή |
 Spanish: grieta, hendidura |
 Estonian: kaljulõhe, pragu |
 Farsi: درز؛ شکاف |
 Finnish: halkeama |
 French: lézarde |
 Hebrew: סֶדֶק |
 Hindi: दरार |
 Croatian: pukotina |
 Hungarian: rés |
 Indonesian: celah |
 Icelandic: sprunga |
 Italian: crepa, fessura |
 Japanese: 裂け目 |
 Korean: 갈라진 틈 |
 Lithuanian: siauras plyšys, sprogymė |
 Latvian: plaisa; aiza |
 Malay: rekahan |
 Dutch: spleet |
 Norwegian: sprekk |
 Polish: szpara |
 Persian: درز؛ شکاف |
 Pashto: درز، سوری |
 Portuguese: fissura |
 Romanian: crăpătură |
 Russian: расщелина |
 Slovak: trhlina |
 Slovenian: špranja |
 Serbian: naprslina |
 Swedish: skreva, spricka, springa |
 Thai: รอยแตก |
 Turkish: yarık, çatlak |
 Taiwanese: (牆壁、岩石等的)裂縫 |
 Ukrainian: щілина, розколина |
 Urdu: دراڑ، درز، شگاف |
 Vietnamese: vết nứt trên tường hay nú |
 Chinese: （岩石、墙等）裂缝 |
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