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Causeway (Verb)

Pave a road with cobblestones or pebbles.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The team was hired to causeway the entire length of the old highway with cobblestones to give it a charming look.
To make the path safer for pedestrians, the council decided to causeway the entire stretch with smooth pebbles.
After deciding on the road's route, the workers began to causeway it using large boulders and smaller rocks.
They started to causeway the road to the beach with large cobblestones that crunched beneath their tires.
As part of the town's reconstruction efforts, they set out to causeway the entire main street with freshly lain cobblestones.

Provide with a causeway; "A causewayed swamp".

Verbs of buying, selling, owning.

The construction team built a causeway to the island so that heavy machinery could be transported safely.
A few roads on the outskirts of town are made with dirt but have causeway sections to traverse marshy terrain.
The causewayed swamp provided stable ground to drive on, despite the fact that there was water underneath.
Engineers causewayed part of the wetland with sandbags to lay down pipes for the water treatment facility.
Once the land was sufficiently drained and causewayed with a sturdy layer of stone, the foundation could be laid for the new village hall.