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FissureA cleft or groove. A fissure can be normal or abnormal. A fissure in the cerebral cortex is a normal feature. It is a deep fold that involves the entire thickness of the brain wall. A fissure in the anus is abnormal. It is a painful crack in the edge of the anus and is very painful. Also called an anal fissure or fissure in ano.
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FissureThe opening for the eye between the eyelids.
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FissureOpening or crack in the Earth's crust.
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Fissurea long narrow depression in a surface The brown bark is not very rough, though its numerous fissures and cracks give it a rugged appearance. — Step, Edward
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FissureA groove or tear.
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Fissurec. 1400, from Old French fissure (13c.) and directly from Latin fissura "a cleft," from root of findere "to split, cleave, separate, divide," from PIE *bhi-n-d-, from root *bheid- [..]
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Fissurea particularly deep sulcus
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FissureAn extensive crack, break, or fracture in the rocks.
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Fissurenarrow opening or crack.
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Fissuren. A crack or crack-like depression.
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Fissurea crack in the crust through which lava may erupt.
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FissureA groove or natural division, deep furrow in the brain.
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Fissure(fish´ur) A groove or narrow cleft that separates two parts, such as the cerebral hemispheres of the brain. flagellum
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Fissurethe name that is given to a groove, cleft or indentation that appears in a surface, in particular the cerebral cortex that increases the brains surface area. See sulcus.
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Fissuregroove (pop)
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FissureLongitudinal crack through only one surface of a bone.
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Fissureelongated fracture or crack on a volcano. Fissures can host eruptions, which typically consist of lava flows or lava fountains, and can be kilometres long
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Fissure(n) a long narrow depression in a surface(n) a long narrow opening(n) (anatomy) a long narrow slit or groove that divides an organ into lobes(v) break into fissures or fine cracks
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Fissure A long and narrow opening made by cracking, splitting or separation of parts
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FissureAn extensive crack, break, or fracture in the rocks.
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FissureElongate, narrow fractures. flaggy
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FissureA cleft or groove, normal or otherwise. When one occurs in the pars interarticularis, the yoke of bone connecting the right and left facets, the condition is known as spondylolysis. When discs become [..]
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FissureLongitudinal crack through only one surface of a bone.
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FissureElongate, narrow fractures.
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FissureA hairline opening in the face of stone demonstrating stones natural characteristics; a lineal or non-directional void in the face and crystalline structure of stone that typically is very thin and ir [..]
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FissureA narrow crack or cleft, as in a rock face.
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FissureAn extensional crack, break, or fracture in the rocks.
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FissureDeep grooves or clefts in the surface of Teeth equivalent to class 1 cavities in Black's Classification of Dental Caries.
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FissureCrack extending far into a planet or moon through which magma travels to and erupts onto the surface.
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FissureA fissure is a surface-reaching fracture. The term fracture is sometimes used interchangeably.
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FissureAn extensive crack, break or fracture in rocks. Fixed Assets
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FissureA deep furrow, cleft, or slit in the epidermis that is often treated by a dermatologists.
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Fissurea crack in a rock surface through which lava flows
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