crocket

/ˈkrɑkɪt/
noun
  1. A small, decorative carved ornament, usually shaped like a leaf or a bud, used on the outside of Gothic buildings, especially on spires and gables.
    • The cathedral's spire was covered with stone crockets.
    • The architect added crockets to the roofline for a more ornate look.
    • Each crocket on the old church was carefully carved by hand.
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