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cobblestone

verb as in pave

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We stayed at a historic hotel on the tiny market square and enjoyed strolling along the cobblestone streets and by the sweet little town harbor.

It was handled by Daniel Yaboah, who used to go up and down the village’s cobblestone alleys with a donkey cart.

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Among the challenges, the vehicles had to travel 11,520 miles over a gravel road at 30 to 45 mph, drive 960 miles over cobblestones and another 960 miles over potholes.

It’s like a cobblestone pattern of lots of different tumors that together form the placenta, and that is completely astonishing.

There we pushed my mom up and down the cobblestone streets of the ancient city and carried her up castle steps.

Two carabinieri fell to the cobblestone piazza in a pool of blood.

A backward step upon an uneven cobblestone suddenly returns him to a visit he made to Venice when his mother was still alive.

As we continue down the cobblestone streets, Glen passes a joint.

Michael Ian Black: We walk along the cobblestone streets of Old Algiers.

An early autumn sun lit up cobblestone streets, tall acacia trees, and handsome and nearly all decayed 19th-century buildings.

He ees call the 'cobblestone,' also the 'pouding-stone,' when he ees at his home in the country.

Unprepared, Samuel took the blow neatly on the jaw and sprawled full length into the cobblestone gutter.

Maybe you are thinking of building a cobblestone chimney in our house, laughed Julie.

First you have to find in which patch out of desert areas of mud and cobblestone the gold-dust hides.

The next moment he was on his feet again and out in the street prying up a cobblestone.

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On this page you'll find 194 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to cobblestone, such as: artery, avenue, boulevard, course, drive, and expressway.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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