Definition
Definition of crocket - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
architectureTECH. decorative element in Gothic architectureTECH.
- The cathedral's spire was adorned with intricate crockets.
2.
huntingTECH. tips of a stag's antlersTECH.
- The hunter admired the crockets on the stag's antlers.
Origin of crocket
Middle English, croket (curl)
Examples of crocket in a sentence
Restorers carefully replicated the original crockets on the facade. The stag's crockets were unusually large this season. He measured the crockets to estimate the stag's age.
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- French:crochet, andouiller, ...
- German:Krabbe, Spitzen, ...
- Italian:crocetta, crochetto, ...
- Spanish:adorno gótico, puntas, ...
- Portuguese:crocket, galhadas, ...
- Chinese:花饰, 鹿角尖, ...
- Japanese:クロケット, 枝角の先端, ...
- Arabic:زَخْرَفَة قَوْطِيَّة, أطراف قرون الأيل, ...
- Hebrew:קְרוֹקֶט, קְצוֹת הַקַּרְנַיִם, ...
- Russian:декоративный элемент, кончики рогов, ...
- Ukrainian:кракет, наконечник, ...
- Hindi:क्रॉकेट, सींग का सिरा, ...
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