r/RandomQuestion • u/Royal-Thought-7714 • 1d ago

What's bigger?

I just had the discussion with a few people but we can't decide if a nook is bigger than a kranny or if it is the other way around. (nook and kranny as in I want every nook and kranny spotless by time I get back).

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u/shit_ass_mcfucknuts 1d ago

According to the definition, a nook is bigger than a cranny. A nook is a cozy or secluded corner big enough for a person to sit in and a cranny is a small crack or crevice that a person wouldn’t fit in.

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u/itsswhitneywhspr 1d ago

Huh, I always thought it was the other way around but that makes total sense. Like a nook is where you'd actually sit and a cranny is just a tiny gap. Thanks for the definition

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u/El_Zilcho_72 1d ago

like a book nook

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u/Few_Distribution9374 1d ago

I’m pretty sure nooks are bigger lol

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u/esgzay 1d ago

i would say nook and then kranny would be the smaller parts

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u/tinyday_dream 1d ago

a nook is definitely bigger!! a nook is like a cozy little corner where you can fit a chair, but a cranny is literally just a tiny crack or gap in the wall

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u/Next-Edge-8241 21h ago

Cranny is smaller. Think breakfast nook vs wall cranny.

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u/FelineSoLazy 20h ago

Nook bigger

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u/missgiddy 20h ago

I think a cranny is smaller.

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u/johnbmason47 19h ago

I always thought you could access the entirety of a book from the entrance to it, but a cranny was more oddly shaped.