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paving stone

British  

noun

  1. a concrete or stone slab for paving

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A spokesman denied the allegation to the Mail on Sunday, saying Conholt had deployed a “highly sophisticated water-collection system” for rain from buildings and paving stones.

From The Wall Street Journal

He used the truck to haul paving stones for our yard and plants from the garden center.

From Los Angeles Times

Like many of their songs, it draws inspiration from Fontaine's hometown of Colne in Lancashire, where the titular paving stone resides outside the town hall.

From BBC

Mysterious Hebrew writing found by builders on a paving stone while renovating a home is essentially gibberish, a university academic has concluded.

From BBC

Students sat cross-legged on the brick paving stones typing away on final papers and reading for exams.

From Seattle Times