An open fissure or crack in a surface; a cleft, crack, chink, leak. Obsolete.

A breach, gap, or opening.

A crack producing an opening in the surface or through the thickness of anything solid; a cleft, rift, chink, fissure.

A crack, chink; a cut, incision. Obsolete.

†A crack, crevice (obsolete); a cut, notch, or scratch; a line drawn with a sharp instrument.

A crack, a chink; a fissure.

A split, crack, or rent in an object.

concrete. A fissure, a cleft. Obsolete. rare.

A cleft in the face of a rock, etc.; a crack, fissure, chink, crevice, cranny. Obsolete.

A breaking, breach, rupture. Still Sc.

Scottish and English regional (northern). A crack or fissure; a tear or rip; a scratch.

A break, a breach. Obsolete.

A fissure or opening formed by the cracking, breaking, or bursting of a hard substance.

A fissure caused by splitting; a cleft, rift, or crack; a crevice, gap. = chine, n.1 1 2.

An open fissure or crack in a surface, made by chopping or splitting.

A rift; a chink.

A fissure, cleft, crack; a chap, n.1 in the skin.

= chink, n.2

A gap, cleft, chink.

The result of breaking; the state of being broken; a broken place, breach, fissure, rupture; spec. in Surgery a fracture. Obsolete.

Apparently an error for cravice, crevice, n., by confusion with cranny, n.1

A cleft or crack; a crevice.

The result of breaking; a crack, division, split; †a broken part, a splinter.

A natural cleft or fissure produced during growth or formation. in timber.

The act of snapping or breaking suddenly; a break or fracture.