interstice
/ˈɪntərstɪs, ˈɪntərsɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small space between two things; a gap or interval.
“The architect carefully designed an interstice between the windows to allow for a view.”
2. noun
A period of time between two events or states.
“The interstice between the two world wars was marked by a period of economic instability.”
3. noun
A small, often hidden, or overlooked part of something.
“The artist created a striking work by focusing on the interstice between the textures of the fabric.”
4. verb
To place or fit something into a small space, often skillfully or carefully.
“The designer intersticed the decorative tiles to create a beautiful mosaic.”