cobble
cobble¹
Definition
cob·ble (käb′əl)
cobble²
Definition
cob·ble (käb′əl)
cobble
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- stone: The oldest continuously functioning pharmacy in the world is sited in Tallinn's cobble stoned Town Hall Square.
Modifies a noun
- plinth: Brick with Welsh slate roof to forge, Swithland slate to the rest of the range, which also has a cobble plinth.
- stone: Would tarmac roads have to be torn up to be replaced by cobble stones?
- surface: The car park near the toilets in Carr Lane is now open with a decorative cobble surface.
- street: There are more famous museums in Malaga and the cobble streets of old Marbella.
- floor: In one building a well-laid cobble floor was present.
Browse dictionary entries near cobble
- Cobbett
- cobber
- cobaltous
- cobaltite
- cobaltic
- cobalt glance
- cobalt blue
- cobalt
- cobalamin
- cob coal
- cobbled
- cobbler
- cobblestone
- cobbling
- Cobden
- cobelligerent
- Cobham
- cobia
- coble
- Coblenz
