paver
- noun
- /ˈpeɪvər/
- More than half of the brick pavers from the promenade around Liberty Island were dislodged by the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy.
- brick pavers
- concrete pavers
- patio pavers
Examples
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Thin pavers are the most cost-effective, permanent solution to remodel your pool deck on the market today.
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And that is a concrete paver that has been soaking in water.
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I've put it right in between this paver pathway.
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I put landscape fabric under paver stones that I put 3 ft. around my home; it is working well.
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Now, my backyard is pavers, like individual stones that are laid.
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An American flag, small pillars, and brick pavers are also installed to honor community and veterans' groups and supporters of the memorial.
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Historic Ybor City has a 'Walk of Fame' Paver Program, where one can have a special message engraved in a hexagonal sidewalk paver, with proceeds going to the Ybor City Development Corp.
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The driveway was lined with beautiful red pavers that complemented the house's exterior.
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For the garden path, we chose large stone pavers to create a rustic look.
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The outdoor patio was created using durable concrete pavers that can withstand extreme weather.
Synonyms
A hard rectangular block of baked clay used to build walls or paths
A rounded stone used to pave old streets
A flat piece of stone used to make a hard surface for paths or roads
A hard brick used for paving streets and floors
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Etymology
Paver comes from the verb pave and the word pavement, which mean 'to make a surface of stone, brick, or concrete'. So a paver is a single stone, brick, or block used to make a path, driveway, or patio.