Having crevices; marked by narrow cracks, fissures, or gaps, particularly in rock, wood, or other surfaces.
Past participle of 'crevice' used as an adjective, formed by adding '-d' to the noun 'crevice.' The noun comes from Old French 'crevace' meaning a crack or opening.
A 'creviced' rock wall or cliff face isn't just rough—those tiny cracks are highways for insects, plants, and water, creating entire miniature ecosystems that scientists study to understand how life survives in harsh places.
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