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• n  a long narrow depression in a surface
• n  a small opening or crevice (especially in a rock face or wall)

• They can survey only small patches of territory at a time, and it would take thousands of them to cover every nook and cranny of Pakistan's long frontier.
• With a cool $32 million to give away last year, the Ford Foundation has sprinkled its largesse into many a remote cranny.
• It has to infiltrate every nook and cranny in the country, including the village.

• crevice
• crack
• fissure
• chap

News & Articles

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• Controlling Coquis
  They searched high, they searched low and they searched in nearly every nook and cranny for the quarter-sized coqui frog Tuesday evening in Waimea. “Most of us never dreamed that we would spend evenings out killing frogs, but we really value the quiet that we have because it’s a special place,” said Kathy Rawle, a long-time volunteer for Coqui-Free Waimea, who helped start coqui control efforts ...
  June 15, 2013 - West Hawaii Today
• Steven Albert ‘Cranny’ Cran
  Steven Albert “Cranny” Cran, 48, formerly of Stillwater, was born Oct. 8, 1964, and he died unexpectedly on May 28, … The post Steven Albert ‘Cranny’ Cran appeared first on The Stillwater Gazette .
  June 13, 2013 - Stillwater Gazette

Quotes

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• Helen Clark in The Age
  He'll carry on trying to pry into every little nook and cranny of people's lives,Clark told radio station Newstalk ZB. "Mr Wishart is the sort of creep who really delights in picking out any little thing that people might have in their...
• Nawaz Sharif in Times Online
  Protests are in every nook and cranny of the country, Mr Sharif said. "It is a positive development that people are realising that the dictator is destroying institutions."
• Joe Girardi in MLB.com
  Last night when we walked in, I felt like it was Christmas morning, listening to the players talk about it -- the excitement of visiting every little nook and cranny in the ballpark and in our clubhouse,Girardi said. "It's an unbelievable...