What is the correct term for crack in between your butt cheeks?

Answer 1

Anywhere there is a fold of skin or crease, the skin can crack or tear open from the combination of skin bacteria, sweat and moisture, and irritation. Yeast is part of normal skin flora, but yeast loves moisture in dark places! So any crease in the pelvic area (buttocks 'crack', thighs, low belly), under the breasts, in the underarm region, and even behind the knees, can get irritated, reddened, break open like a paper cut, and hurt. Some tears in the skin get infected. Wash, dry, use baking soda, and change underclothing frequently. If the tear gets infected, see a doctor.

Answer 2

Gluteus maximus is the Latin name for the largest muscle in your body, your behind. You have two of them, one for each cheek. These powerful muscles serve as a cushion when you sit down, but they're at their best when flexed tight, to keep you upright.
Since these muscles are on either side of the body, a butt crack will be seen. You have similar surface areas all over your body. This is called surface anatomy.

Answer 3

Either of the two rounded prominences on the human torso that are posterior to the hips and formed by the gluteal muscles and underlying structures. These two butt cheeks form what you call a butt crack.

Answer 4

The "crack" between the buttocks is referred to as the gluteal cleft, natal cleft or the vertical gluteal crease.

Answer 5

The correct term for the crack between your butt cheeks is the "intergluteal cleft".