gravel
//ˈɡrævəl//
Noun
1
Small loose stones and pebbles, often mixed with sand, used for paths, roads, and driveways.
We spread gravel on the driveway.
2
A mixture of rock fragments and pebbles that is coarser than sand.
The path was covered with gravel.
Verb
graveledPast tense
graveledPast participle
gravelingPresent participle
gravelsThird-person singular
1
To cover or spread a surface with gravel.
We decided to gravel the driveway.
2
To confuse or perplex someone; to irritate or annoy.
The unexpected question graveled him during the interview.