- - Nook, crevice
- - Nook is right into shrewd setting
- - Nook's kin
- - Nook companion
- - Nook's counterpart
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- - Liquid poured into the crevices of waffles
- - Full of calories, it can make you spry around mid-January
- - Thick liquid in Italian soda
- - sweet sticky liquid
- - Gypsy Rupert hides thick, sweet liquid
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- - Small number fell, going up crevice
- - Small number all right for limited space
- - number right on the corner
- - First a thumbs down then a thumbs up, from the corner
- - "Every ... and cranny" (small space)
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- - If stuffed into the right crevice
- - Break from cover if threatened
- - word which can mean a split in either the earth's surface or in a relationship.
- - Crack appears in glacier, if thawing
- - Breach in snow formation off the summit
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- - Gaping crevice
- - Gaping hollow
- - Crevice or crevasse
- - Deep crevice
- - Gaping gorge
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- - full of crevices
- - Full of chinks
- - Having cracks and crevices
- - Full of fissures
- - Full of cracks?
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- - Space in a crevice, e.g.
- - Doctor takes a break
- - space between car seats where things inevitably fall and disappear
- - Space between your two front teeth
- - Deficit in knowledge, e.g
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- - Member in the genus Troglodytes, so named for its tendency to enter dark crevices
- - Jenny, perhaps, in novel, reader finally recalled
- - Bird not previously observed to soar round river
- - New king turns out to be the smallest of them all, according to local folklore.
- - ''The ..., the ..., the king of all birds'' (poem for St Stephen's Day)
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- - Escape, as through a crevice
- - Slowly flow through cracks, say
- - Trickle slowly, as water
- - Slowly leak through
- - Barely pass through, as water
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