a. [f. CROCKET1.]

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  1.  Arch. Having, or decorated with, crockets.

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1816.  Rickman, in J. Smith, Panorama Sci. & Art, I. 146. The second canopy is the ogee…. This … is sometimes crocketed, and sometimes not.

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1878.  F. S. Williams, Midl. Railw., 448. The … crocketed pinnacles of the church of All Saints.

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  2.  Of a stag’s horn: Having crockets.

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1875.  ‘Stonehenge,’ Brit. Sports, I. x. § 1. With one horn crocketed and the other single.

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