tarmacadam
/ˌtɑrˌmækəˈdæm/Definitions
1. noun
a type of road surface made from a mixture of tar and aggregate (such as crushed stone or gravel), now largely replaced by asphalt
“The old tarmacadam road was in disrepair and needed to be resurfaced.”
1. noun
a type of road surface made from a mixture of tar and aggregate (such as crushed stone or gravel), now largely replaced by asphalt
“The old tarmacadam road was in disrepair and needed to be resurfaced.”