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cobblestone

[ kob-uhl-stohn ]

noun

  1. a naturally rounded stone, larger than a pebble and smaller than a boulder, formerly used in paving.


cobblestone

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noun

  1. a rounded stone used for paving Sometimes shortened tocobble Compare sett
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of cobblestone1

First recorded in 1400–50, cobblestone is from the late Middle English word cobylstone. See cobble 1, stone
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He longs for its cobblestone streets, the town’s red brick buildings and its surrounding pockets of nature.

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Early the next morning, I rented an e-scooter and rattled through cobblestone streets to a market.

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"You have to give the AI every detail, from 'traditional Italian robes' to 'cobblestone floors' otherwise it will get creative and make random things you don't want."

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People are generally more helpful and for getting around there are more things like dropped curbs, although the cobblestones, of which there are lots, are a challenge for a wheelchair user.

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Races run over crooked cobblestone streets, crowded with spectators, were doubly exciting for being run over crooked cobblestone streets, crowded with spectators.

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