abreuvoir

The Abreuvoir, with live music and pool, is one reporter's 'favourite ski resort bar'.

The water not taken this way went into a stone abreuvoir, or basin, where it could be drunk by cattle, sheep or horses.

An abreuvoir (French: watering place, trough), can mean a basin containing water or a type of masonry joint.

In stonemasonry, as an old or obsolete term, an abreuvoir is a joint or interstice between two stones, to be filled with mortar by a stonemason.

An abreuvoir is a watering trough, fountain, or other installed basin: originally intended to provide humans and/or animals a rural or urban watering place with fresh drinking water.

Pinte's newsletters in Roubaix, and then from February 1915, began to produce newspapers for Lille, with a printing press in his laboratory at the rue du Vieil Abreuvoir.