cob
71cob|ble|stone — «KOB uhl STOHN», noun. a naturally rounded stone that was formerly much used in paving; cobble. Smaller stones of the same character are usually called pebbles, and larger ones boulders …
72cob|bly — «KOB lee», adjective. 1. shaped like a cobblestone. 2. bumpy, as if paved with cobblestones: »a cobbly road …
73cob|nut — «KOB NUHT», noun. 1. the nut of certain cultivated varieties of hazel. 2. the tree it grows on …
74cob|webbed — «KOB WEHBD», adjective. 1. covered or hung with cobwebs. 2. musty; stale …
75cob|web|ber|y — «KOB WEHB uhr ee», noun, plural ber|ies. 1. the spinning of cobwebs. 2. a texture of cobwebs …
76cob|web|by — «KOB WEHB ee», adjective. 1. of or like a cobweb. 2. covered with cobwebs …
77cob|web — «KOB WEHB», noun, adjective, verb, webbed, web|bing. –n. 1. a) the web or net spun by a spider to capture its prey: »The fly was caught in a cobweb spun over a window in the barn. b) the stuff it is made of. c) a single thread spun by a spider. 2 …
78cob|work — «KOB WURK», noun. work consisting of logs laid horizontally with the ends joined so as to form a rectangular or other enclosure, such as in a log house …
79Cob (material) — Constructing a wall out of cob. Cob or cobb or clom (in Wales) is a building material consisting of clay, sand, straw, water, and earth, similar to adobe. Cob is fireproof, resistant to seismic activity,[1 …
80Cob (construcción) — Un ejemplo de una vivienda moderna en estilo del Pacífico Noroeste. El exterior del muro de cob ha sido modelado para darle una atractiva y uniforme apariencia. En Inglaterra se utiliza popularmente la palabra cob (cuyo sinónimo en castellano… …
