Cobbled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COBBLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COBBLE, to mend
• roughly assemble or produce something from available parts or elements
• repair (shoes)
NOUN:
• a small round stone used to cover road surfaces
• small round lumps of coal.

Words related to COBBLED

cobble12 cobbles13 cobbling15

Words that contain COBBLED

uncobbled16

How to use COBBLED in a sentence

• Conscious of that observation, she moved then through the great dank sheds in and among the bales and boxes, down a flight of stairs and out to the cobbled street.
• It ran past Sheila now with a loud clapping and knocking at its cobbled bed and with an over-current of noisy murmurs.
• Tap-room and hall were crowded with guests, and in the cobbled court horses innumerable stamped and whinnied.
• And as John Combe came down the cobbled way, a trail of brown vat-liquor followed him, dripping from his clothes, for he was soaked to the skin.
• That night, as dusk fell, the old steeple with its rent side looked down on cobbled streets thronging with ordered ranks of men standing ready to move.
• Straightway men and beasts made their way through the narrow cobbled lanes.
• We just wandered on through sleepy, cobbled villages, along the top of ridges with great misty views and by quiet streams.
• There were moments when its cobbled streets were threaded by streams of wounded from the country beyond.
• Its cobbled streets are, in the main, spacious and well planned.
• The cobbled courtyard in the centre of the house, where the tall leaded pump stood, was full of movement.
• There was a clatter at the corner of the cobbled street below, and Dom Anthony leaned from the window.
• Crowl cobbled away, talking to his tenant without raising his eyes.
• It was intensely hot, and the rough, cobbled roads greatly increased the difficulty of marching.
• They went by on a slippery cobbled road, the horses at a dead gallop.
• Chapter Four There fell a clear September night, when the moon was radiant over town and country, over cobbled streets and winding roads.
• Their carriage rattled over the cobbled stones as they crossed the Square.
• The other shoved me hard, and I stumbled, fell sprawling in the dust of the cobbled street, to the accompaniment of a profane statement about what I could expect if I came back.
• Presently we hit a cobbled road which must have been a joy to all heavy machines, but which nearly jolted us out of our light vehicle.
• Start number two proved successful and we sped along very comfortably until we hit that long cobbled road.
• It opened by a common latch upon a cobbled passage running between two warehouses, and so narrow that the walls almost met high over our heads.
• Father Payne fetched a hammer, and then selected a convenient place in the cobbled yard to break the stones.
• The winding cobbled street of the churchtown was soon left behind for a road which struck across the lonely moors to the sea.
• For old goats like you, nobody built your dam when you were young so now there is only cobbled will.
• He passed round the back into the twilight of a wide yard, cobbled and partially grass-grown, vaguely flanked by the shadowy outlines of long, low farm-buildings.
• And then, suddenly, as his iron-bound boots clattered over the cobbled yard, he remembered, with brutal determination, his mother, and the stormy struggle that awaited him.

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