To pave with small stones.

transitive. To pave with or as with flagstones. Also of a stone or stones: To form the floor or paving of. to flag over: to cover with a pavement.

transitive. To pave with cobbles or pebbles. Chiefly as a (supposed) anglicizing of causey, v.

transitive. To make or mend (a road) with road metal. See metal, n. 10, metalled, adj. 2.

To cover the surface of (a newly made road) with fine material. Cf. blinding, n. 4.

transitive. Originally: to make or repair (a road) according to McAdam's method. In modern use: to cover (an unmade road, etc.) with tarmacadam.

To lay or pave with slabs.

transitive. To pave (ground) with flints; in quot. figurative.

transitive. To pave or cover with pebbles or pebble-like objects. Also figurative.

To cover or lay with asphalt.

ˈconcrete. transitive and intransitive. To overlay or pave with, or embed in, concrete.

To pave with cubes or cubical blocks.

transitive. To pave with cobbles.

To pave (a street) with blocks.

to pave with wood-blocks.

(in quots. as past participle and participial adjective). Also attributive. Cf. tarmac, v.

The proprietary name of a road-surfacing and binding material made from tar. Also (irregularly) ˈtarviate v. (transitive). ˈtarviated adj.

To cover with tar macadam. Chiefly passive or as participial adjective, with spelling tarmac(c)ed, tarmacked. Hence Cf. tarmacadam v. at tarmacadam…