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cobble

[kob-uhl] / ˈkɒb əl /




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The team members cobbled together all the data they could find on Didymos’s shape, size, mass and composition.

From Scientific American

But the narrow, cobbled, bike-laden streets and canals are under pressure.

From BBC

Title 42 expires in May and Mr. Mayorkas is trying to cobble together a new policy to handle an expected resurgence.

From Washington Times

The article lamented the decline of traditional industries in a town of terracotta roofs and polished cobbles.

From BBC

I cobbled together a gnudi that seemed to me the most streamlined for a weeknight dinner or an understocked pantry.

From Salon