cornice
/kɔrnɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A decorative feature at the top of a wall or building, typically consisting of a projecting band of brick, stone, or wood.
“The new skyscraper’s impressive cornice was a notable architectural feature.”
2. verb
To add a cornice to a building or wall, typically for decorative purposes.
“The architect decided to cornice the top of the old mansion to give it a more elegant look.”