COBBLES Meaning and
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Cobbles, noun (plural) [kob-uhlz]
1. Large, rounded stones or pebbles, typically used for paving roads, streets, or pathways. These stones are often irregular in shape and are created by the natural forces of erosion or are crafted by hand. Cobbles are commonly made of materials like granite, basalt, or limestone, which offer durability and longevity.
2. A verb form of "cobble," which means to pave or repair a surface, like a road or walkway, by laying cobbles or filling gaps with them. This process involves arranging the stones in an organized or artistic pattern, often with some degree of skill, to ensure stability and aesthetics.
3. Jargon used in the sport of cycling to describe a challenging course surface made up of cobblestones. These cobblestone roads are often known for their rough and uneven texture, adding an extra element of difficulty and excitement to races held on such terrains, as riders need to maintain control and balance at higher speeds.
Cobbles have been used as a paving method since ancient times, and their presence continues to be associated with historical districts or traditional architecture in cities and towns worldwide. They possess a rustic charm and are often seen in urban landscapes, enhancing the visual appeal of streets, alleys, and promenades. Moreover, the unevenness of cobblestone surfaces can provide a unique sensory experience, both in terms of touch and sound, as vehicles or pedestrians traverse these distinctive roadways.
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Etymology of COBBLES
The word "cobbles" originated from the Middle English word "cobel" or "cobblestone", which was derived from the Old English word "coppel" meaning "rounded lump" or "mass". This, in turn, can be traced to the Old English verb "coppian" or "coppe" meaning "to join together" or "to cobble". These stones were often used for paving or constructing roads and pathways.
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