Breezeway (noun)

1. A covered walkway or passageway connecting two buildings or structures, typically with open sides to allow for air flow.
2. An open-air passageway connecting a house and a garage or other outbuilding.

Origin:

Of american origin, likely a combination of breeze + way, meaning a way or passage for the breeze.

Examples:

1. The family enjoyed sitting in the breezeway on warm summer evenings.
2. The breezeway provided a cool, shady place for the kids to play.
3. The breezeway was used as a sheltered outdoor space for entertaining guests.
4. The breezeway offered a convenient and protected walkway to the garage.
5. The breezeway allowed the breeze to flow through and cool the house on hot days.