any nook or cranny

Meaning: (idiomatic)Any part of a place;anywhere.This book could be inany nook or crannyof the house.1893,David George Ritchie,Andrew Seth, “Darwin and Hegel” (chapter II), inDarwin and Hegel: With Other Philosophical Studies,page72, footnote 1; quotingHegelianism and Personality, 2nd edition,(Please provide a date or year), page213, footnote:An absolute system cannot afford to leaveany nook or crannyof existence unexplored.

Examples:

EN: But they could be washed up in any nook or cranny.
ES: Pero pueden haber sido arrastrados a cualquier rendija o recoveco.

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