cobblestone

the uneven surface of a cobblestone road.See Synonyms at rough

Can you imagine the racket made by a line of empty trailer trucks rolling along cobblestone streets?

marble; granite; sandstone; limestone; slate; countertop; slab; sink; tile; pebble; kerbstone; cobblestone;

The old town was paved with cobblestones.

She walked carefully on the uneven cobblestone path.

The historic district is known for its charming cobblestone streets.

The carriage rattled over the cobblestones.

The cafe had outdoor seating on a cobblestone patio.

The cobblestone bridge spanned the river.

Tourists enjoy strolling along the cobblestone streets of the old town.

The cobblestone surface can be slippery when wet.

The quaint village was lined with cobblestone houses.

The cobblestone path led to a secluded garden.

Some streets in Washington, DC still have the cobblestones from over a hundred years ago.

They have torn up cobblestones to serve as projectiles and set fire to cars and even buildings.

The city is full of beautiful cobblestone streets.

Oh, my gosh. The little cobblestones.

For Halloween, we can dress him as a cobblestone.

Drift through narrow cobblestone streets, which have changed little in 750 years.

" And never will, " a voice said sadly. The cobblestones rushed up to kiss him.

Its charming cobblestone streets with Parisian-style flair show a love for haute couture and fine cuisine.

This picturesque area is lined with narrow cobblestone streets and features well-preserved buildings from the Renaissance period.

As you stroll along winding cobblestone streets, you will find tiles or azulejos are everywhere in Lisbon.