IPA: /ˈbaʊəri/
KK: /ˈbaʊəri/
Describing a place that is protected by trees and has a lot of leaves, creating a shady environment.
The bowery area was filled with lush trees, providing a cool retreat from the summer heat.
A historical term referring to a farm or estate, particularly in early New York, or a city area known for its inexpensive bars and troubled individuals.
The Bowery was once a thriving farming area before becoming known for its nightlife and social issues.
Bowery originates from the Dutch word 'bouwerij', meaning a farm or a place where one cultivates land. It reflects the historical agricultural roots of the area, particularly in New York City, where it was originally a farming district.
Think of the Dutch word 'bouwerij' which means a farm, helping you remember that 'bowery' refers to a place associated with cultivation and farming.