What is the difference between “nook” and “cranny”?
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None really. The expression is usually "nook and cranny" as in, "we looked in every nook and cranny for the missing earring." Both refer to a small space.
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As I know nook is a small corner like place a recess (e.g.:breakfast nook table).
Cranny is an opening , it could be a crack on the wall.
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