Trā'cer-y, n.

noun

n. (Goth. Arch.) (a.) An ornamental divergency of the mullions, in the head of a window, into arches, curves, and flowing lines, enriched with foliations. (b.) The subdivisions of groined vaults, and the like.

An architectural line drawing of a pointed Gothic arch filled with flowing ornamental tracery.
Flowing Tracery. (a.)