cobbled

American  

[kah-buhld] / ˈkɑ bəld /

adjective

1. paved with cobblestones.

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Example Sentences

I had language class Friday evenings, one powwow in the summer, and whatever community my parents cobbled together.

From Literature

The summer of 1886 found the artist in Honfleur, whose historic character and cobbled streets had long made it a haunt for painters, including the Impressionists, and tourists.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Marc by Sofia” is a deceptively heartwarming ode to self-expression, and the kind of life that can be cobbled together with an unyielding commitment to individuality.

From Salon

Over a decadeslong buying spree, he cobbled together an empire that spanned 250 properties and 206 million square feet—giving Simon control of more retail space than anyone in the world.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the time, the bank was a mishmash of financial firms that had been recently cobbled together.

From The Wall Street Journal