pebble
/ˈpɛbəl/
noun
- A small, smooth, rounded stone, especially one worn by water.
- The path was covered with tiny pebbles that crunched under our feet.
- He skipped a flat pebble across the surface of the lake.
- She picked up a smooth pebble from the beach and put it in her pocket.
Antonyms
verb
- To cover or pave with pebbles.
- The driveway was pebbled with small stones from the river.
- They decided to pebble the garden path for a natural look.
- Workers pebbled the courtyard to prevent mud from forming.
- To give a rough, textured surface to leather or paper.
- The artisan used a special tool to pebble the leather for the wallet.
- This notebook has a pebbled cover that feels nice to touch.
- They pebble the paper to make it look like handmade parchment.