(also Rococo) adjective
used to describe a style of architecture, furniture, etc. that has a lot of decoration, especially in the shape of curls; used to describe a style of literature or music that has a lot of detail and decoration. The rococo style was popular in the 18th century:
a rococo palace / garden / mirror
rococo (also Rococo) noun [U]:
She had a passion for Italian rococo.
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