verb

cobble

to pave with cobblestones, to put together clumsily

They cobbled the old street with smooth, round stones.

They cobbled the old street with smooth, round stones.

He cobbled together a meal from the leftovers.

He cobbled together a meal from the leftovers.

((sth.)) ((with sth.)) to pave (sth.) with (sth.) They cobbled the street with stones.

((sth.)) together to put (sth.) together hastily She cobbled together an excuse.

Synonyms (put together): improvise, throw together

From 'cob', meaning a rounded lump or stone.

Imagine 'cobbling' a path with 'cobblestones', or 'cobbling together' a quick solution.

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