Geological Features And Formations

noun a small, narrow opening or crevice, especially in a wall or rock

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• The detective searched every cranny of the crime scene for clues.
• I found a hidden note in the cranny of my backpack.
• I stashed some cash in the cranny of my room for safekeeping.
• She explored every cranny of her mind to find inspiration for her writing.

adjective having long, narrow shallow trenches or grooves, typically as a result of worry or concentration

• The farmer furrowed the field in preparation for planting.
• She furrowed her brow in confusion.
• His brow was furrowed like he had just seen a ghost.
• The detective furrowed through the evidence to find the truth.

adjective marked with small spots or patches of color

• The speckled bird flew gracefully across the sky.
• I saw a really cool speckled lizard in the backyard.
• That speckled cat is always getting into trouble.
• Her mind was a speckled canvas, filled with memories of the past.

verb to move in a smooth, wavelike motion

adjective having a wavelike form or motion

• The flag undulates gracefully in the wind.
• The long grass undulates in the breeze.
• Her hair undulates like a wave.
• The emotions undulated within her, causing inner turmoil.

noun a long, slender, soft-bodied invertebrate animal

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence, in this case indicating the action of the worm being inside something

• The scientist observed the behavior of the worm in the laboratory.
• I saw a worm in the garden while I was watering the plants.
• I can't believe there was a huge worm in my sandwich!
• She felt like a worm in the presence of the powerful CEO.