pavers
/ˈpeɪvərz/ · pav·ers
noun
- People who lay paving materials such as stones, bricks, or asphalt on roads, walkways, or patios. The city hired a crew of pavers to repave the downtown sidewalks before the festival.
- Units of material—typically concrete or stone—used for constructing paved surfaces. The garden path was built from interlocking pavers that fit together like a puzzle.
Synonyms
laymenroad workersbricklayersasphalt installersstone setterstarmac crewspaving contractorssurface installers
Antonyms
Did you know? The first mass‑produced concrete paver was patented in 1901, revolutionizing urban streetscapes by allowing quick, modular installation.