gazebo

IPA: gʌzˈeɪboʊ

A belvedere, either a type of summer-house or a roofed, detached porch-like structure, usually in a yard, park or lawn.

Examples of "gazebo" in Sentences

The gazebo is a beautifully-built, elegant structure.
Inside the gazebo was a table loaded with treats fit for a king.
In front of the gazebo is vehicle parking and the edge of the overlook toward the lake.
Perhaps your dad was going to make a screened in gazebo or a really large playhouse near the lake.
I'm thinking that by late summer the gazebo might be a favorite spot for the grandkids to hang out or camp out.
Old Lady Clara calls the gazebo “the bandstand”—as if Dick Clark himself were there dancing to the bandstand boogie.
The gazebo is made of concrete with supporting pillars amazingly all formed to look exactly like tree trunks and branches.