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Definition of Paving stone
1. Noun. A stone used for paving.
Substance meronyms: Pavement, Paving
Generic synonyms: Stone
Lexicographical Neighbors of Paving Stone
Literary usage of Paving stone
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A History of Agriculture and Prices in England: From the Year After the by James Edwin Thorold Rogers, Arthur George Liddon Rogers (1887)
"In 1655 paving-stone is 'is. a. ton, and in 1659 freestone is nearly u. i\d.
the foot. In 1661 squared stone is 2oj. a ton, and Ketton stone still dearer. ..."
2. Specifications for Street Roadway Pavements: With Instructions to Inspectors by Samuel Whinery (1913)
"FOUNDATION OF OLD paving stone 39. Foundations made of old stone paving blocks
shall be constructed as follows: Upon the sub-grade prepared as specified in ..."
3. Specifications for Street Roadway Pavements: With Instructions to Inspectors by Samuel Whinery (1913)
"FOUNDATION OF OLD paving stone 39. Foundations made of old stone paving blocks
shall be constructed as follows: Upon the sub-grade prepared as specified in ..."
4. The Construction of Roads and Streets by Henry Law, Daniel Kinnear Clark, Alexander James Wallis-Tayler (1901)
"Adamant paving stone.—Indurated Slab Paving. ... Clinker paving stone.—Metallic
Lava.—Chemical Process.—Victoria Stone. —Ransome's Stone. — Imperial Stone. ..."
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