slit
/ˈslɪt/ adjective C2- Having a cut narrow opening.
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“That’s Audley Court in there,” he said, pointing to a narrow slit in the line of dead-coloured brick.
There was no slit through which a knife could be passed to raise the bar.
The first ones had been caused by some one forcing an instrument through the slit between the sashes, and the second by the catch being pressed back.
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