Definition of cresting in English:

cresting

noun krɛstɪŋˈkrestiNG

mass noun

An ornamental decoration at the ridge of a roof or top of a wall.
Example sentencesExamples
- Oval mirrored sconces of the era were typically crowned with rope-tied cresting.
- A missing shell beneath the cresting, clearly shown in a 1905 Country Life photograph, has been reinstated, as has the bevelled glass (to replace the previous modern unsilvered glass sheet).
- That's a time I do remember, quite fondly: the house was a big old place, built from old wood, crowned with a steep shingled roof, crestings, and defunct chimneys.
- As in the Gustavian era, they were typically crowned by a rope-tied cresting or sometimes by a lyre.

Definition of cresting in US English:

cresting

nounˈkrestiNG

An ornamental decoration at the ridge of a roof or top of a wall or screen.
Example sentencesExamples
- As in the Gustavian era, they were typically crowned by a rope-tied cresting or sometimes by a lyre.
- That's a time I do remember, quite fondly: the house was a big old place, built from old wood, crowned with a steep shingled roof, crestings, and defunct chimneys.
- Oval mirrored sconces of the era were typically crowned with rope-tied cresting.
- A missing shell beneath the cresting, clearly shown in a 1905 Country Life photograph, has been reinstated, as has the bevelled glass (to replace the previous modern unsilvered glass sheet).

单词	cresting
释义	Definition of cresting in English: cresting noun krɛstɪŋˈkrestiNG mass noun An ornamental decoration at the ridge of a roof or top of a wall. Example sentencesExamples Oval mirrored sconces of the era were typically crowned with rope-tied cresting. A missing shell beneath the cresting, clearly shown in a 1905 Country Life photograph, has been reinstated, as has the bevelled glass (to replace the previous modern unsilvered glass sheet). That's a time I do remember, quite fondly: the house was a big old place, built from old wood, crowned with a steep shingled roof, crestings, and defunct chimneys. As in the Gustavian era, they were typically crowned by a rope-tied cresting or sometimes by a lyre. Definition of cresting in US English: cresting nounˈkrestiNG An ornamental decoration at the ridge of a roof or top of a wall or screen. Example sentencesExamples As in the Gustavian era, they were typically crowned by a rope-tied cresting or sometimes by a lyre. That's a time I do remember, quite fondly: the house was a big old place, built from old wood, crowned with a steep shingled roof, crestings, and defunct chimneys. Oval mirrored sconces of the era were typically crowned with rope-tied cresting. A missing shell beneath the cresting, clearly shown in a 1905 Country Life photograph, has been reinstated, as has the bevelled glass (to replace the previous modern unsilvered glass sheet).
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