bowered
USBOW-urd/ˈbaʊɚd/UKBOW-uhd/ˈbaʊəd/
- 1Having a bower, a shady place made by trees or climbing plants.
We ate lunch in the bowered corner of the garden, out of the sun.
The old house had a bowered porch covered in roses.
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Origin
From bower + -ed.