With plural agreement. Linear fissures, crevices, or scars of the skin, esp. around the anus or mouth.

esp. A painful fissure or crack in the skin, descending to the flesh: chiefly caused by exposure of hands, lips, etc., to frost or cold wind.

spec. A fissure or crack in the skin; a chap.

A break, tear, or split in a surface or substance, esp. the skin or other tissue. Also in figurative context.

The fissuring or cracking of the surface; a chap or crack.

A crack in the skin; a chap. Obsolete.

A fissure, crack, chap.

spec. A crack of the skin, a chap; a disease of the feet of horses.

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

Medicine. A wound, crack, or chap in the skin.

A fissure, cleft, chink.

A fissure or crack in the skin; a chap.

A crack in the skin. Obsolete.

A gap, cleft, chink, rift, fissure; a chine.

Perhaps: a crack or fissure in the skin. Cf. chop, n.1 6a.

Chiefly Scottish. A painful crack in the skin, usually caused by cold, frost, etc.; a chap (chap, n.1 1b).

A crack, chink, or slit; esp. (a) a chasm or fissure in the earth; (b) a chap or crack in the skin.

(a) a fissure in a horse's hoof; (without a and plural) a condition so characterized; (b) a crack in the human foot caused by walking on hot sandy…