Cobble (verb)

1. To put together roughly or haphazardly.
2. To pave with cobblestones.

Origin:

From middle english, meaning "to put together roughly".

Examples:

1. He cobbled together a makeshift shelter.
2. The workers cobbled the road with large stones.
3. The children cobbled together a fort using old cardboard boxes.
4. The city cobbled the streets to give them a more historic look.
5. The cobbled streets are a common sight in old European cities.