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- noun Attributive form of
crazy paving
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Examples
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The mirror was fracturing into glittering crazy-paving, about to fall to pieces.
The Demons Covenant Sarah Rees Brennan 2010
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The mirror was fracturing into glittering crazy-paving, about to fall to pieces.
The Demons Covenant Sarah Rees Brennan 2010
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"We call this the Surrey blues Delta," says Mayer, with a wave of his arms across the crazy-paving pathways of Worcester Park, near Surbiton.
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He has a lot of Head no. 1 in him - she's his mother I guess, and he's the next generation, another step down the crazy-paving path of evolution.
Archive 2007-03-01 Fathorse 2007
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He has a lot of Head no. 1 in him - she's his mother I guess, and he's the next generation, another step down the crazy-paving path of evolution.
My Head Fathorse 2007
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A bench seat, green with mold, nestled among clumps of azaleas and dwarf rhododendrons beside it, and a crazy-paving path, much degraded by weeds, wound through dwarf acers, delicate bamboos, and ornamental grasses toward another gate on the far side.
Fox Evil Walters, Minette 2002
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Rags could be patched together into clothing or quilts like those now covering Martis; bits of crockery were destined to be fitted and cemented into a crazy-paving that would pass as a tiled floor.
Fiddler Fair Lackey, Mercedes 1998
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Whatever the answer, the creation of Mount Zeus had been a traumatic experience for the world it dominated, for the entire crazy-paving pattern of fractured ice floes over the nightside had changed completely.
2061 Odyssey Three Clarke, Arthur C. 1987
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The palms and curvy metal chandelier give it the air of a conservatory, but Suzanne has mixed it up, adding a sophisticated Kelly Wearstler rug, which hints at crazy-paving, plus a scrubbed Victorian kitchen table and some Danish mid-century chairs.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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* wrote a couple of postcards round at Jeremy & Damian's while watching them garden crazy-paving gardening and random fairies and primroses - it's the way of the future I swear
Not a bad weekend overall jinty 2007
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