cobble¹ /kobˈl/ or cobblestone /-stōn/

A rounded stone, esp formerly used in paving

To pave with cobblestones

cobble² /kobˈl/

1. To mend shoes
2. To patch up, assemble, put together, or mend hastily or with parts or materials from various sources (often with together or up)

cobbˈler noun

1. A person who cobbles or mends shoes
2. An iced drink made up of wine or spirits, sugar, lemon, etc
3. A (usu fruit) pie with a thick crunchy topping
4. (in pl) nonsense (informal)
5. (in pl) testicles (slang)

cobbˈlery noun

cobbˈling noun

cobbler's pegs noun

An Australian weed with peg-like bristles on the flower-heads

cobbler's punch noun

A hot drink made of beer, with the addition of spirit, sugar and spice

coble or cobble /kōbˈl or kobˈl/

1. A small flat-bottomed boat for use on rivers and estuaries (Scot)
2. A single-masted sea-fishing boat with a flat bottom and square stern (NE Eng)

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