cobble
1Origin of cobble
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2Origin of cobble
2Related Words for cobbled
complete, fabricate, create, construct, synthesize, assemble, mass-produce, sew, repair, rebuild, revamp, reinforce, reconstruct, cobble, execute, compose, form, cast, process, makeExamples from the Web for cobbled
Contemporary Examples of cobbled
Check out Le Marais, one of the oldest quarters of the city, where gay-friendly establishments line the winding cobbled lanes.
The Ultimate LGBT Travel Bucket ListDecember 12, 2014
After multiple rejections, he cobbled together enough money for a limited double-blind trial that began last year.
Like Tracks or The Promise, High Hopes has been cobbled together from castoffs.
A bill was cobbled together then, the bill that ultimately led to the sequester, that got 76 votes.
Drag queens dressed like Gaga herself and groups in bishops cloaks kissed and hugged on the cobbled streets.
Historical Examples of cobbled
He was very poor, and to support his family he 'cobbled' for his neighbors.
Hidden TreasuresHarry A. Lewis
From outside came a clatter of hoofs on the cobbled roadway.
The Book of All-PowerEdgar Wallace
Up the gray cobbled streets and away on the headlands, he would think of it.
The FreelandsJohn Galsworthy
Sometimes, in the evening, he cobbled the boots or mended the kettle or his pit-bottle.
Sons and LoversDavid Herbert Lawrence
Fish-scales glistened on the cobbled quays of the little port.
PatsyS. R. Crockett