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Meanings of crocket in English
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Usage of crocket in English
1
Of such lambent ornament, the most important piece is the crocket, of which I rapidly set before you the origin.
2
The statues are there, but are modern, of the namby-pamby school, and of the original tomb possibly a crocket and a cusp may remain.
3
In autumn these become brown seed crockets, and are most decorative.
4
I spoke to Mrs. Crocket yesterday about a cart for moving the things.
5
Mrs. Crocket will see about having somebody to take care of the house.
6
The gable has crockets, and a cross at the apex.
7
The conflict which ensued cannot be more graphically described than in Crocket's own words:
8
The crockets were like upright pillows swollen on one side.
9
Even the broken finial and the two crockets lying on the ground expose your ignorance.
10
Milner-Skudder and Wyatt Crocket left the field with injuries.
11
Both were decked in bright pink ties, clearly playing off the Crocket and Tubbs theme.
12
A large pinnacle, richly decorated, like the others, with crockets and finials, finishes the compartment.
13
He was sojourning at Mrs. Crocket's, and had been there for the last two days.
14
Battersea Cats and Dogs' home has put forward a cat named Crocket to do the job.
15
The opening's dress code includes open neck shirts, aran jumpers and one Davy Crocket style hat.
16
The north-eastern and the small east buttresses terminate just beneath, in gables richly ornamented with minute crockets.
Crocket through the time