1. To cover with gravel; to stick in the sand; to embarrass; to hurt the foot of a horse, by gravel lodged under the shoe.

2. Small stones, often intermixed with particles of sand, &c.; a disease produced by small calculous concretions in the kidneys and bladder.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gravety,
• travela,
• graveld,
• travewl,
• gravell,
• travl,
• gravey,
• arivel,
• gravle,
• teravel,
• triavel,
• travell,
• cradel,
• gravil,
• grairl,
• greel,
• reavel,
• traviel,
• graveful,
• traivel

• grevillea,
• travel,
• grapelike,
• graveled,
• groveler,
• gavel,
• grappelli,
• gravley,
• ravel,
• gravelle,
• Graver,
• gravely,
• gravelly,
• grovel,
• groveling,
• grave,
• groveller,
• griebel.

The adjective form of the word "gravel" is "gravelly".

The plural of the "gravel" can be the "gravels".

The singular of the "gravel" can be the "gravel".