[a. F. crevasse-r to form into crevasses, f. crevasse sb.] To fissure with crevasses. Chiefly in Crevassed ppl. a., having crevasses; fissured, as a glacier.
1855. J. D. Forbes, Tour Mt. Blanc, viii. 100. It is not much crevassed.
1856. Kane, Arct. Expl., II. xxvii. 271. A steep crevassed hill.
1892. Pall Mall Gaz., 5 Aug., 6/1. The glaciers descend to 9,000 ft. and are crevassed to the very foot.
