slit
/slɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a long, narrow cut or opening in something, typically made by cutting or tearing
“The rock formation had a deep slit where water could flow through.”
2. verb
to cut or tear something open, especially along one side
“The knife slit the package to reveal the contents.”
3. verb
to make a long, narrow cut or opening in something
“The surgeon slit the patient’s skin to access the injured area.”
4. verb
to engage in or be a part of a form of entertainment, especially music or dance, that involves a lot of energy or excitement
“The crowd began to slit to the beat of the music.”
5. noun
a narrow opening or passageway, especially in a rock face
“The hikers navigated through the narrow slit to access the cave.”