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Webster's Dictionary (1865)

A-breu-voir', n.

noun

(ā-broo-vwōr'), n. [Fr. abreuvoir, a watering-place, from abreuver, to water, for abeuver, Pr. abeurar, Sp. abrevar, It. abbeverare, from Lat. ad and bibere, to drink.]

  1. A receptacle for water. Jodrell.
  2. (Masonry.) The joint between stones, to be filled with mortar. Gwilt.