hoodmould

/ˈhʊdˌmoʊld/
noun
  1. A projecting molding over a door, window, or arch that helps direct rainwater away from the opening.
    • Rain dripped steadily from the hoodmould onto the doorstep.
    • The old stone church had a carved hoodmould above every window.
    • The architect added a decorative hoodmould to protect the wooden door from the weather.
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