to pave with stones
121macadamises — macadamise (Brit.) v. macadamize, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
122macadamising — macadamise (Brit.) v. macadamize, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
123macadamize — (Amer.) mac ad·am·ize || mÉ™ kædÉ™maɪz v. macadamise, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
124macadamized — macadamize (Amer.) mac ad·am·ize || mÉ™ kædÉ™maɪz v. macadamise, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
125macadamizes — macadamize (Amer.) mac ad·am·ize || mÉ™ kædÉ™maɪz v. macadamise, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
126macadamizing — macadamize (Amer.) mac ad·am·ize || mÉ™ kædÉ™maɪz v. macadamise, pave a road or other surface with macadam (layers of broken stones) …
127SIERPC — (Rus. Serpec; Yid. Sheps), town in Warszawa province, N. central Poland; passed to Prussia in 1795 and was within Russia from 1815 to World War I, after which it reverted to independent Poland. A Jewish settlement in Sierpc is mentioned in… …
