Etymology
The word "breezeway" is derived from the following sources:
Meaning
A breezeway is a covered passage or outdoor corridor connecting two buildings or parts of a building. It typically has open sides and a roof, providing shelter from the elements while allowing air to circulate.
Origin
The term "breezeway" has been in use since the early 19th century, originally referring to open-air passages between buildings in the Southern United States. Over time, the term came to be more widely used for covered passages that connect indoor and outdoor spaces.
Other Uses
In addition to its primary meaning, the word "breezeway" can also be used to refer to:
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