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cobbles

British  
/ ˈkɒbəlz /

plural noun

  1. coal in small rounded lumps

  2. cobblestones

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His feet were like lead as he stumbled along the sparsely lit alleys and over the cobbles covered with silvery frost.

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We walked across the cobbles in front of the town hall.

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I knew better than anyone that Elodin was cracked as the potter’s cobbles.

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When he had put it on, they went to the stables, and there was his charger scratching on the cobbles with a sparkling shoe.

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A horde of children scampered over the cobbles, playing incomprehensible games with chalk.

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