tonnellen.
/tɒˈnɛl/ An arbour. Also figurative.
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1861 W. M. Thackeray Roundabout Papers (1863) 219 Those who sit down under my tonnelle, and have a half-hour's drink and gossip.
a1922 H. Jones Old Mem. (1923) 160 I can even yet see him sitting peaceably, sheltering from the heat in our vine tonnelle.
1947 Horizon Feb. 106 The Queen is looking back along the flowery tonnelle of her day.
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