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curb British & World English

a check or restraint on something

curb in kerb ( curb) British & World English

a stone edging to a pavement or raised path

curb in curb British & World English

a check or restraint on something

Curb in curb British & World English

a check or restraint on something

Curb in kerb ( curb) British & World English

a stone edging to a pavement or raised path

curb cut British & World English

North American term for dropped kerb.

curb roof British & World English

a roof of which each face has two slopes, the lower one steeper than the upper

curb chain British & World English

a small chain which is attached to a curb bit and lies in the groove on a horse’s chin

curb service British & World English

service, especially at a restaurant, extended to customers remaining in their parked vehicles

curb bit in curb British & World English

a type of bit with a strap or chain attached which passes under a horse’s lower jaw, used as a check

curbstone British & World English

unqualified; amateur

kerb drill British & World English

a set of precautions, especially looking to right and left, taken before crossing the road and typically taught to children

kerbstone ( curbstone) British & World English

a long, narrow stone or concrete block, laid end to end with others to form a kerb

dropped kerb British & World English

a small ramp built into the kerb of a pavement to make it easier for people using pushchairs or wheelchairs to pass from the pavement to the road

kerb market British & World English

a market for selling shares not dealt with on the normal stock exchange, or for dealing after hours

kerb weight British & World English

the weight of a car without occupants or baggage


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