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  • noun Plural form of cobblestone.

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Examples

  • I never did meet the Maghrébine* bride with swank in her stride, to whom the cobblestones are a catwalk.

    flou - French Word-A-Day 2007

  • I never did meet the Maghrébine* bride with swank in her stride, to whom the cobblestones are a catwalk.

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

  • I never did meet the Maghrébine* bride with swank in her stride, to whom the cobblestones are a catwalk.

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

  • I never did meet the Maghrébine* bride with swank in her stride, to whom the cobblestones are a catwalk.

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

  • Ironically, I read that the cobblestones were added fairly recently, maybe a hundred years ago or something, to enhance the old look.

    SMA Sidewalks 2004

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