cruck
noun
ˈkrək 
: one of a pair of curved timbers forming a principal support of a roof in primitive English house construction
Word History
Etymology
probably from dialect form of crook entry 2 (curved timber)
First Known Use
1898, in the meaning defined above
- called off or out
- called on
- called on or upon
- called out
- called strike
- called the shots
- called the shots (of)
- called the shots of
- called the tune
- called the tune (for)
- called the tune for
- called to account
- called to task
- called up
- callee
- callejones
- callejón
- caller
- caller display
- caller ID
- callerer
- callerest
- helicographs
- helicoid
- helicoid cyme