Decorated or adorned with crockets; having crockets as architectural ornaments.
From crocket + -ed (past participle/adjective suffix). The term became standardized in architectural description during the Victorian era when Gothic Revival architecture was extensively studied and documented.
When Victorians fell in love with medieval Gothic architecture and started building Neo-Gothic mansions, they obsessively added crocketed details to their designs—it was like architectural code-switching to prove cultural sophistication.
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