(krō′zhər) noun
1. A staff surmounted by a crook or cross, borne by or before a bishop or archbishop on occasions of ceremony.
2. Bot. A circinate or coiled young fern frond. Also spelled crozier. [<OF crocier staff–bearer <Med. L crociarius <crocia bishop's crook]

(krō′zhər)
The Southern Cross constellation; Crux. See CONSTELLATION.
TYPES OF CROSSES
a Latin cross.
b. Cross of Lorraine.
c. Tau cross.
d. Ansate cross.
e. Celtic cross.
f. Papal cross.
g. Maltese cross.
h. St. Andrew's cross.
i. Greek cross or cross of St. George.
j. Cross fourchée.
k. Jerusalem cross.
l. Cross fleury.
m. Cross crosslet.