cerclet

and v. The older English form of circle. cerclé (sér'klā), a. [F., circled, pp. of cercler, circle.] 1. In her., crowned, or surrounded by a crown, wreath, or the like.-2. Ornamented with circles, as a jug or bottle: most commonly applied to ve els decorated with circles drawn around them by a brush or point held stationary while the ve el is revolved on the potters' wheel. Cercocarpus (sėr-kō-kärpus), n. [NL. (so called with ref. to the long and caudate achenes),