vardingale
/ˈvɑːrdɪngɡeɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A term used to describe an imaginary, fanciful, or romanticized version of a place, often associated with nostalgia or a sense of longing.
“The vardingale of her childhood home was forever etched in her memory.”
2. verb
To create or describe an idealized or romanticized version of a place, often with a sense of nostalgia.
“The poet vardinged the village, capturing its essence in her words.”