rocaille
noun
ro·caille rō-ˈkī 
rä-
1
: a style of ornament developed in the 18th century and characterized by sinuous foliate forms
2
: rococo
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, stone debris, from Middle French roquailles, plural, rocky terrain, from roc rock, alteration of roche, from Vulgar Latin *rocca
First Known Use
circa 1810, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- to call one's own
- to cap it off
- to come
- to come under attack
- to crown it all
- to dat
- to date
- to death
- to die for
- to do
- to each his own
- to end all
- to err is human
- to excess
- to fe
- to fine effect
- to full height
- to good effect
- to good purpose
- to good/great/fine/outstanding effect
- to great effect
- to gros
- to ground
- to hand
- to heart