cheneau

American  

[shey-noh] / ʃeɪˈnoʊ /

noun

Architecture.

plural

cheneaus, cheneaux

1. an ornamented cresting on a cornice or coping.

2. a gutter, especially an ornamented one, at the eaves of a building.

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Etymology

Origin of cheneau

< French chéneau, earlier chenau; Old French chenal < Latin canālis canal

Example Sentences

I met Zoie Cheneau at a hair salon she owns in Atlanta, Georgia, less than two weeks out from the election.

From BBC

While some voters are anxious and believe this race to be close, Ms Cheneau's certainty about the eventual result is something supporters on both sides repeatedly express.

From BBC

Cheneau grew up watching Shark Tank, the reality TV show where budding business magnates can solicit investment.

From Washington Times

Cheneau hasn’t decided if he will pursue college or work to expand his budding business.

From Washington Times

Vernell Cheneau, another student and recipient of the stipend, was inspired to pursue a dream of entrepreneurship.

From Washington Times