What is another word for egg-and-tongue?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛɡandtˈʌŋ] (IPA) 
Egg-and-tongue is an architectural ornamentation that dates back to ancient Greece. It is a type of molding that consists of alternating oval shapes (resembling eggs) and protruding tongues. It is a popular decorative feature on cornices, friezes, and mantelpieces. There are several synonyms for egg-and-tongue, such as Egg-and-dart, beak-and-tongue, egg-and-anchor, and ovolo-and-dentil. Each of these variations has slight differences in their design, but they all share the same alternating pattern of shapes and tongues. Egg-and-tongue is a classic example of Greek Revival architecture and continues to be a beloved embellishment in modern design.
