Definition of «cobbled»

The term "cobbled" refers to something that is irregular, disorderly or haphazard. It can also refer to a road surface made up of small stones or cobblestones. In addition, it can describe an untidy or messy appearance, as if the area has been "cobbled together."

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The artist's always - appropriative practice consists of cobbling together found visuals, then stenciling and spray - painting the collaged images onto canvas. (teamgal.com)
These include the incomparable Minster, which is one of Europe's largest and most ornate Gothic cathedrals, and the Shambles, a quaint street of cobbled streets and beautiful, overhanging, timber - framed houses that has remained almost unchanged since the Middle Ages. (greatrail.com)
I shot these photos over on Dean Street in Cobble Hill which I think is up for the running of one of my favorite streets in my new neck of the woods. (witwhimsy.com)
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