1. A bracket including words, a sentence, or a passage distinguished from the rest, thus; a note or character equal in time to half a minim, and the double of a quaver; a piece of wood resembling a fork, as a support in building; a peculiar turn or twist of mind; a whim, fancy, or conceit.

2. To play in a measured time.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rochet,
• wratchet,
• chrochet,
• croached,
• crochett,
• corchet,
• crocet,
• crouchet,
• cretcher,
• croutched,
• croched,
• crochety,
• crotcheted,
• croche,
• crichet,
• crocchet,
• crochet,
• xrotchet,
• crotched,
• crotaphiet

• criticize,
• criticality,
• critical,
• crotchety,
• cretaceous,
• crotch hair,
• crochet,
• crutch,
• crotch,
• crouched,
• critic,
• crutcher,
• criticise,
• crotts,
• Crutchley.

The adjective form of the word "crotchet" is "crotchety".

The plural of the "crotchet" can be the "crotchets".

The singular of the "crotchet" can be the "crotchet".