Usually means: Installer or layer of paving stones.
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of pavior. [A person who lays paving slabs.]

Similar:
pavior, paving machine, pavage, pavement-pizza, pulveriser, plowpan, pisasphalt, pottager, potwalloper, caviller, more...

Opposite:
unpaved, unpavemented, unpavable

Types:
brick, cobblestone, flagstone, gravel, asphalt, concrete, more...

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Similar:
pavior, paving machine, pavage, pavement-pizza, pulveriser, plowpan, pisasphalt, pottager, potwalloper, caviller, more...

Opposite:
unpaved, unpavemented, unpavable

Types:
brick, cobblestone, flagstone, gravel, asphalt, concrete, more...



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