Definition

A decorative feature in architecture that looks like a curled leaf or a similar shape, often found on the edges of roofs or spires.

Example

The church's spire was beautifully adorned with crocket decorations.

Conversation

Did you notice the beautiful crocket on that church spire we passed earlier?

Yeah, it really adds a nice touch to the architecture.

I love how details like the crocket can make such a big difference.

Absolutely! It shows how much thought goes into those designs.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Crocket → The word 'crocket' originates from Old French 'croquet', meaning a small hook or curl. It refers to the decorative element resembling a small hook or curl, often found in architecture.

Memory Tip

Imagine a small 'hook' or 'curl' in design — that's what a crocket is, a decorative feature that resembles a little curl.

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