1) Airport area 2) Airport paving 3) Airport runway surface 4) Airport surface 5) Apron, of a sort 6) Blacktop 7) British airport runway 8) Da Vinci surface 9) Frequent congestion site 10) Landing locale 11) Landing surface 12) Locale for touchdowns 13) Material for aprons 14) Parking lot surface 15) Paving material
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1) Apron 2) Macadamise 3) Macadamize 4) Runway 5) Tarmacadam
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Tarmac (short for tarmacadam, or tar-penetration macadam) is a type of road surfacing material patented by Edgar Purnell Hooley in 1901. The term is also used, with varying degrees of correctness, for a variety of other materials, including tar-grouted macadam, bituminous surface treatments, and even modern asphalt concrete. ==Origins== The street...
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[company] London`s Underground Stations: a social and architectural study is a book by the British author and illustrator Laurence Menear. It was first published in 1983 by Midas Books, and was subsequently reprinted with minor revisions by Baton Press in 1985. The book`s cover artwork was earlier used by London Transport itself, in 1981, f...
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(1) A bituminous material used in paving; a trade name for Tar MacAdam. (2) An airport surface paved with this substance, especially a runway or an APRON at a hangar.
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Tarmac is slang for to make quick visits flying from one airport to airport in quick succession.
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slang for to make quick visits flying from one airport to airport in quick succession.
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Bitumen macadam coating aggregate for drive/path surfaces
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Bitumen macadam coating aggregate for driveway or pathway surfaces.
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(1) A bituminous material used in paving; a trade name for Tar MacAdam. (2) An airport surface paved with this substance, especially a runway or an APRON at a hangar.
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