Adjective:

ਪੱਕੇ,

cobbled's Usage Examples:

Attemosevej 53 Attemosevej 53, 2840 Holte 1970 House with cobbled surroundings, veranda, swimmingpool and pool house, designed by Gehrdt Bornebusch.

There are many historic streets that are cobbled.

In 1887 William Shand, aide-de-camp to the Queensland Governor Anthony Musgrave, was sharply critical of the fanciful promises made to immigrant workers to make their fortune in a so-called workers paradise, when in fact poorer workers lived in wooden shanties cobbled together from old biscuit boxes and wine cases.

The route then turned back to the south-west, across the flat Haaghoek cobbles and then the non-cobbled climbs of the Leberg, Berendries, Valkenberg,.

" The review concluded that the film "is so perfunctorily cobbled together and, on the whole, so indifferently animated [.

Music videoThe music video is shot in Marseille, France with narrow streets and cobbled roads, with Tarkan singing and jaywalking.

Composition history The libretto is in Italian, and was cobbled together by five librettists whom Puccini employed: Ruggero Leoncavallo, Marco Praga, Giuseppe Giacosa, Domenico Oliva and Luigi Illica.

The square known as Am Sande was uncobbled in medieval times and covered in sand, hence the name.

cobblestones for the first time in his career as part of his preparation for cobbled stages in the 2015 Tour de France.

A cobbled area is known as a "causey".

The Old White Horse Inn and Ireland Bridge are both nearby, and the Old Main Street is still laid out with cobbled stone setts.

The town is very picturesque, and has many well-preserved half-timbered houses and cobbled streets.

still mostly cobbled, with sections that crossed bedrock showing deep wheel ruts.

Synonyms:

cobblestone, sett, paving stone,

Antonyms:

unpin, unstaple, unwire, unchain,