What’s the difference between a “nook” and a “cranny” ? samstraw9 3 years ago by samstraw9 The armpit is a nook, the buttcrack is a cranny Reply Does that mean I could start calling an elderly person’s butt a ”granny cranny?” Reply a cranny is like a crevice. a nook is like a small corner Reply Nook is the shop owner, Cranny is the shop. Reply Just curious. Where are you from? Reply I always figured a nook is a small alcove for things to be, but still usable/functioning space. Reply 1)A "nook" is a corner or a small, partially enclosed area of a larger room. A "cranny" is a crack or a crevice. Reply a nook is a pocket, cranny is a wrinkle Reply Nook is male,cranny is female. Or the other way around. Reply A nook is rather larger and you think of like a corner in a room, and slightly hidden, breakfast nook as an example. A cranny is usually just big enough for a hand. A nice size crack. Reply I’m trying to picture a breakfast nook vs a breakfast cranny Reply Nook you can curl up in. A cranny is a long, thin, and narrow space. Like a butt crack. Reply Cranny doesn't own a shop to sell you the tools needed to pay off your house and build an even bigger house until you get the golden statue in front Reply I’m not sure but you like every one of them when you’ve lost something. Reply Replace the first alphabets and you now have a Cooked Nanny Reply A nook is where you place a kiss. A cranny is where you stick it in. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Author: admin
I always figured a nook is a small alcove for things to be, but still usable/functioning space. Reply
1)A "nook" is a corner or a small, partially enclosed area of a larger room. A "cranny" is a crack or a crevice. Reply
A nook is rather larger and you think of like a corner in a room, and slightly hidden, breakfast nook as an example. A cranny is usually just big enough for a hand. A nice size crack. Reply
Cranny doesn't own a shop to sell you the tools needed to pay off your house and build an even bigger house until you get the golden statue in front Reply
The armpit is a nook, the buttcrack is a cranny
Does that mean I could start calling an elderly person’s butt a ”granny cranny?”
a cranny is like a crevice. a nook is like a small corner
Nook is the shop owner, Cranny is the shop.
Just curious. Where are you from?
I always figured a nook is a small alcove for things to be, but still usable/functioning space.
1)A "nook" is a corner or a small, partially enclosed area of a larger room. A "cranny" is a crack or a crevice.
a nook is a pocket, cranny is a wrinkle
Nook is male,cranny is female. Or the other way around.
A nook is rather larger and you think of like a corner in a room, and slightly hidden, breakfast nook as an example. A cranny is usually just big enough for a hand. A nice size crack.
I’m trying to picture a breakfast nook vs a breakfast cranny
Nook you can curl up in. A cranny is a long, thin, and narrow space. Like a butt crack.
Cranny doesn't own a shop to sell you the tools needed to pay off your house and build an even bigger house until you get the golden statue in front
I’m not sure but you like every one of them when you’ve lost something.
Replace the first alphabets and you now have a Cooked Nanny
A nook is where you place a kiss. A cranny is where you stick it in.