1. Plural of godroon; a decorative molding or fluting consisting of a series of convex ridges or rounded grooves, often used on the edges of silverware, furniture, or architectural elements.
Usage: Also spelled 'gadroons'; Commonly found in decorative arts and metalwork; Often used in plural form

Examples

• The silver platter featured elegant godroons along its rim.
• The furniture maker added godroons to the table edge for a more refined appearance.
• Godroons are a classic decorative technique in 18th-century silverware.
• The mirror frame was embellished with intricate godroons.
• Victorian craftsmen often incorporated godroons into their metalwork designs.