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pebble English

Meaning pebble meaning

What does pebble mean?
Definitions in simple English

pebble Noun

— A pebble is a small round stone.

pebble

— noun a small smooth rounded rock

Synonyms pebble synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pebble?

pebble English » English

stone gravel small stone rock shingle grit boulder cobble rubble rock crystal pebbles little stone cobblestone coarse sand white rock round stone rocks quartz crystal paving stone particle mountain crystal mountain lens jewel jack-stone hard rock grait grain flint crystal coobble boulder flint bit of gravel berg crystal battery P

Topics pebble topics

What do people use pebble to talk about?
Universe, creation World Substance, matter

Rock

Conjugation pebble conjugation

How do you conjugate pebble?

pebble · verb

Examples pebble examples

How do I use pebble in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She stooped to pick up a pebble.
I have a pebble in my shoe.

Movie subtitles

Blue pebble, she is.
I know every inch, every pebble.
Hello, Pebble.
Pebble, how did you feel when you buried Mr Pebble?
Pebble!
You ought to know what such a little pebble is worth, and the casket is full of them.
They're running the Pebble Beach road races later on next month.
Just think, we could get set for Pebble Beach!
Are you driving her car at Pebble Beach?
I see every pebble, every hole that could send us sky-high.
A pebble has blocked the entrance to the nest.
Note how the mandibles are used to grasp the pebble and pull it aside with only a slight assist from another ant.
There's the same pebble on a laboratory scale.
Don't be so smart. You ain't the only pebble on the beach.
Ben, you ain't the only pebble on the beach.
They're running the Pebble Beach Road Races later on next month.
Just think, you could get set for Pebble Beach.
You mean that this little pebble has been out there hot-roddin' around the universe?
But, sir, you can't take a girl up like that as if you were picking up a pebble on the beach.
By each pebble I know you as good servants.
I know every inch, every pebble. There isn't a twig, bird or a tree that.
A wooden one or a small pebble?
She prefers a pebble to gemstones.
These are terrible things to write to you, tom- about guilt and right and wrong, but you are old enough now to know that when you drop a pebble in the water, there are ever-widening circles of ripples.
A pebble.
Yes, in our opinion, it must have been a pebble.
I was rolling along when out of nowhere a pebble was thrown!
All the time, I thought it was me, my mind that couldn't even move a pebble.

News and current affairs

Japanese financiers bought up pricey trophy properties like Rockefeller Center in New York and the Pebble Beach Golf Club in California, and then had to sell later at rock-bottom prices.
New innovations, such as pebble-bed reactors, promise to increase safety further, but will be vastly more costly to adopt.

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