Noun:

అమెథిస్ట్, స్టోన్ పిల్, చం,

pebbled's Usage Examples:

The nearby Omijima Island has many pebbled beaches and scuba diving on one of its northern beaches.

This roadway, whose immaculate pebbled surface was raked daily, had a broad border of century-old shaven turf, the pride of the Scottish gardener; so tended, brushed and rolled was it in those days that the most careless visitor would have hesitated to sully the velvety perfection of the surface with a profane foot.

playing on the base of Parrhasian hill far away from the banks of the "black-pebbled Anaurus" where they always herded.

and used pebbledash to cover poor quality brick work, which also added rudimentary weather protection.

barathea Barathea is an indistinct twill or broken rib – usually a twilled hopsack weave – with a fine textured, slightly pebbled surface.

barathea Barathea is an indistinct twill or broken rib – usually a twilled hopsack weave – with a fine textured, slightly pebbled surface.

the prevailing northwest winds and has better access to the island via a pebbled beach and small flat hinterland.

Crêpe Elizabeth: English term for a mottled or pebbled georgette.

Some like Macat-ang, Tabonan, and Tambak are white sand beaches, while others, like Togbongan, are pebbled and rocky.

TourismSalvacion Cave along the vicinity of pebbled beaches of Barangay Talacagay has a natural covered pools ideal for bathing.

thick leather at its handles or bottom; leather versions often have a pebbled surface.

A vertex may be pebbled only if all its predecessors have pebbles.

Collars were edged in twisted aluminium cording and the four patch pocket tunics had aluminium pebbled buttons.