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The '''gluteal cleft''', also known as '''intergluteal cleft''' or '''natal cleft''', is the "'''[[crack]]'''" between the [[buttocks]] that runs from just below the [[sacrum]] to the [[perineum]]. Its lower end is at the [[anus]]. The crack forms the visible vertical border between the external rounded protrusions of the ''[[gluteus maximus]]'' muscle.


The term '''crack''' stands for:
There are many slang terms for it, such as ''buttcrack'', ''bumcrack'', ''anal cleft'', ''anal crevaise'', ''arsecrack'', ''asphalt'', ''asscrack'', ''carpenter's crack'', ''coin slot'', ''builder's bum'', ''plumber's crack'', or ''credit card swiper''.
# a part of the human anatomy, see [[Gluteal cleft]]
 
# an [[onomatopoeia]] used in [[spanking art]], see [[Crack (sound)]]
== Accidentally showing butt cracks ==
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Sometimes the top of a person's butt [[crack]] accidentally shows when he or she sits down or bends over. This is usually the case when [[pants]] or [[shorts]] are loose-fitting, low-slung (e.g. low-rise jeans), or have an elastic [[waistband]]. The phenomenon is known as '''buttock cleavage'''.
 
Spectators may find this amusing, [[embarrassment|embarrassing]], or [[erotic]].
 
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== Links ==
* [http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=2386696 Dallas city council to address exposed butt cracks] '''(Link broken, Feb 2008)'''
 
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 1 December 2020

Female human buttocks

The gluteal cleft, also known as intergluteal cleft or natal cleft, is the "crack" between the buttocks that runs from just below the sacrum to the perineum. Its lower end is at the anus. The crack forms the visible vertical border between the external rounded protrusions of the gluteus maximus muscle.

There are many slang terms for it, such as buttcrack, bumcrack, anal cleft, anal crevaise, arsecrack, asphalt, asscrack, carpenter's crack, coin slot, builder's bum, plumber's crack, or credit card swiper.

Accidentally showing butt cracks

Sometimes the top of a person's butt crack accidentally shows when he or she sits down or bends over. This is usually the case when pants or shorts are loose-fitting, low-slung (e.g. low-rise jeans), or have an elastic waistband. The phenomenon is known as buttock cleavage.

Spectators may find this amusing, embarrassing, or erotic.

More information is available at [ Wikipedia:Intergluteal cleft ]

                and/or [ Wikipedia:Buttock cleavage ]                 and/or [ Wikipedia:Low-rise jeans ]

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