Crōck'et, n.
n. [From O. & Prov. Eng. crock, a crooked timber, a large roll of hair. Cf. Crook, curve.] (Arch.) An ornament formed in imitation of curved and bent foliage, and placed upon the angles of canopies, spires, and pinnacles.
n. [From O. & Prov. Eng. crock, a crooked timber, a large roll of hair. Cf. Crook, curve.] (Arch.) An ornament formed in imitation of curved and bent foliage, and placed upon the angles of canopies, spires, and pinnacles.