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paved adjective - relating to a surface that has been covered with smooth stones or concrete ■ "I always make sure my driveway is perfectly paved, so I don't have to worry about slipping and sliding in the winter."
courtyard A paved or graveled area in front of a building, often used for outdoor activities such as sunbathing and having picnics. ■ Why did the courtyard break up with the garden? Because it found someone who was more "yard-centric"!
Forefathers The ancestors of a person or group, often viewed as having paved the way for their present success. ■ "Without our forefathers' contributions to science and technology, we wouldn't have smartphones today."
parkway A long, straight road that is paved and runs through a park or other natural area. ■ "I love driving on the parkway because it's so smooth and I can go really fast."
roads A paved pathway used for transportation. Often filled with car horns and traffic jams. ■ "Why did the road cross the street? To get to the other side, of course!"
sidewalks A paved path that runs along the side of a street or road, for walking and other pedestrian activities. ■ "Why did the sidewalk break up with the crosswalk? Because it felt taken for granted."
street A narrow pathway or roadway in a town or city, usually paved and often lined with buildings. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing on the street!
Streets A network of paved roads and sidewalks in a city or town. ■ I love exploring the streets of New York City. From Times Square to Broadway, it's like walking through a never-ending party!
allee A paved path or road, usually with trees or bushes lining either side. ■ "I love walking down the allee in the park, it's so peaceful and picturesque.", "He was so nervous that he kept tripping on the allee of his own shoes."
automobile A large, gas-powered contraption that is used by humans to travel at high speeds on paved roads. ■ I don't understand why people spend so much money on fancy cars when they can just use public transportation. It's like driving a giant egg on wheels!