Fissure

What do we mean by fissure?

A long narrow opening; a crack or cleft. noun

The process of splitting or separating; division. noun

A separation into subgroups or factions; a schism. noun

A normal groove or furrow, as in the liver or brain, that divides an organ into lobes or parts. noun

A break in the skin, usually where it joins a mucous membrane, producing a cracklike sore or ulcer. noun

To form a crack or cleft or cause a crack or cleft in. intransitive & transitive verb

To cleave; split; divide; crack or fracture.

To crack; cleave; split open.

A narrow longitudinal opening or groove; a cleft, crack, or chink; a line of separation in any substance produced by parting or cleavage: as, a fissure in the earth or in a rock. noun

In surgery and anatomy, any solution of continuity in a bone, membrane, or muscle, or a natural division or groove between adjoining parts of like substance; a fissura: a sulcus: as, the longitudinal fissure of the brain, separating the hemispheres. noun

In entomology: A deep, sharp longitudinal depression of a surface. noun

A very deep angular notch in a margin, almost dividing the part or organ. noun

In botany, the opening between segments of a cleft leaf or other organ; a slit formed by the dehiscence of an anther or a capsule. noun

In heraldry, a bearing resembling the bend sinister, but having one fourth the width of the bend, and capable of being borne on any part of the shield, sometimes in connection with others, sometimes with a bend sinister, a scarpe, or the like. Also called staff. noun

In pathology, a crack-like sore or ulcer: as, an anal fissure. noun

See the adjectives. noun

A longitudinal depression on the under surface of the liver. noun

To cleave; to divide; to crack or fracture. transitive verb

A narrow opening, made by the parting of any substance; a cleft. noun

The furrows or clefts by which the surface of the cerebrum is divided; esp., the furrows first formed by the infolding of the whole wall of the cerebrum. noun

A crack or opening, as in a rock.

A groove, deep furrow, elongated cleft or tear; a sulcus.

A cut inside your anus. A.K.A. "Butt hole cut" Urban Dictionary

Caused by the stuffing of bananas up the anus. Often experienced by veteran porn actors. e.g. Bree Olsen, Carmella Bing, Gianna Michaels, Flower Tucci. Urban Dictionary

Open wounds in the skin. Usually gaping and the source of a nasty odor, they usually occur on or around the anus and buttox areas. See George W Olson for an example. Urban Dictionary

When you have such a large dry shit that it literally tears your ass so that there is blood on the TP when you wipe Urban Dictionary

- noun Specific term used to relay the pain associated with the inappropriate use of child-safe toys in sex games. Urban Dictionary

Scissoring buttholes, like what lesbians do with their clitorii. Urban Dictionary

A crack in your ass, literally. May cause proliferate bleeding, see a doctor. Urban Dictionary

The breaking of the skin around and inside the anus, generally caused by the skin being stretched too far. Some bleeding may occur as a result. Anal fissure is typically caused by sexual acts which involve the insertion of anything large into the anus. Anal sex alone can cause anal fissure, though this is highly unlikely if enough lubrication is used (and, if the penetrating partner is careful). It is more likely to occur during sexual acts such as fisting. Urban Dictionary

When an ass crack gets open sooooooo far that the tissue of youre anus rips, enabling lava to eject from ur anus. Urban Dictionary

Describing comedy so awful that it makes you cringe and rips your butthole apart (fissure) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fissure:
fissure, fussure, fissura.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fissure:
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Words that rhyme with fissure:
fisher, kingfisher, fischer, wisher, disher, eurasian kingfisher, swisher, bisher, belted kingfisher, photofinisher, tischer, discher, risher, visscher, fish her, fisher er, krischer, krisher, mischer, pysher, tisher, wish her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fissure:
orbital, palpebral, superior, sylvian, longitudinal, anal, median, lateral, calcarine, deep, inferior, anterior, central, interhemispheric, occipital, narrow, horizontal, posterior, oblique, major, choroid, cerebral, pterygomaxillary, minor, interlobar, choroidal, portal, left, hippocampal, right, chronic, vertical, petrotympanic, maxillary, umbilical, primary, rolandic, rhinal, collateral, glaserian, wide, embryonic, congenital, interpalpebral, optic, dorsal, marginal, sphenomaxillary, posterolateral, olfactory, fetal, occlusal, acute, frontal, oral, parietooccipital, chorioid, shaped, sphenoid, sagittal, squamotympanic, parietal, temporal, accessory, infraorbital, genital, foetal, slight, perpendicular, volcanic, precentral, tympanomastoid, rectal, painful, shallow, medial, tympanic, tiny.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fissure:
veins, vein, formation, eruptions, eruption, filling, fillings, ano, sealants, bur, sign, water, syndrome, sealing, caries, sealant, deposits, pattern, cavity, burr, flow, fracture, type, walls, healing, eradication, spring, valley, space, springs, burs, plaque, black, fractures, origin, resins, quartz, opening, zones, dykes, polygons, caves, fig, triangular, decay, removal, lesions, narrowing, operation, inches, spacing, instant, inano, lodes, feet, crack, vents, enamel, extension, aperture, groove, surfaces, plugging.

Consonant match to fissure:
fisher, fishy, fischer, fisheye, fish-eye, fish eye, foushee, foshee, faucheux, faye show, fee she, fer she, fish a, fish he, fish her, fish she, fish show, fish who, fisher er, fooshee, fu xi, fur she.

Words that sound like fissure:
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