Quirked

ppl. a. [f. QUIRK v.¹ or sb. + -ED.] Arch. Furnished with a quirk.

1823.  P. Nicholson, Pract. Build., 162. A moulding denominated a Quirked Ovolo.

1836.  Parker, Gloss. Archit. (1850), I. 379. The quirked ogee from the arch of Constantine.

1842–59.  Gwilt, Archit., § 2126. The cylindrical part is called a bead, and the sinking a quirk; the whole combination being called a quirked bead.