Definition of paver
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:one that paves
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:a stone, brick, or block used for paving a surface
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Natural ground cover, permeable or semi-permeable pavers, and vegetation that supports the movement of water offer examples.
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Snow melting systems like Warmup can be permanently installed under concrete, asphalt, and pavers.
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The original announced budget of $4 million grew to $6.8 million as the project’s scope was increased to include more walkways, brick pavers, landscaping, artificial turf and other site work, according to district spokeswoman Annette Franco.
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Our drive has tens of thousands of pavers, and no two are in straight line with one another.
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A: Gliding over concrete, pavers and mulches, slugs and snails are looking for their next meal.
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The money will be used to help other animals and to buy a brick paver that will sit in front of the shelter.
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Brick pavers will surround these features and may be purchased to recognize employees upon retirement by engraving names into them.
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Transportation Illinois pavers and bridge builders are shutting down projects to prepare for a possible cutoff of state funds starting this Saturday.
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First Known Use of paver
15th century
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