Crōm'lech, n.

(krōm'lek), n. [W. cromlech, from crom, bending or bent, concave, and ilech, a flat stone; Ir. cromleac.] A structure of large stones, a part set uprightly, and others of a flat shape resting on them, found in countries formerly occupied by the Celts, and supposed to be the remains of druidical altars.