asphalt

/ˈæsfɔlt/
noun
  1. A black, sticky substance mixed with sand or gravel and used for paving roads and other surfaces.
    • Asphalt is commonly used for driveways because it is durable and affordable.
    • The heat from the sun made the asphalt soft and sticky.
    • The workers laid fresh asphalt on the highway this morning.
verb
  1. To cover or pave with asphalt.
    • We need to asphalt the driveway before winter arrives.
    • The city plans to asphalt the old parking lot next month.
    • They asphaltted the entire street in just two days.