| KERB | • kerb n. (Britain, Australia, New Zealand) The raised edge between the pavement and the roadway, typically made… • kerb n. A stone ring built to enclose and sometimes revet the cairn or barrow built over a chamber tomb. • kerb n. Alternative form of curb (“raised margin along the edge of a well, etc.”). |
| KERBS | • kerbs n. Plural of kerb. • Kerbs prop.n. A surname from German. • KERB v. to provide with a pavement edge. |
| KERBED | • kerbed v. Simple past tense and past participle of kerb. • kerbed adj. Having a kerb. • KERB v. to provide with a pavement edge. |
| KERBAYA | • KERBAYA n. (Malay) a blouse worn by Malay women. |
| KERBING | • kerbing v. Present participle of kerb. • kerbing n. A strip of kerb. • KERBING n. a concrete border along the street, also CURBING. |
| KERBAYAS | • KERBAYA n. (Malay) a blouse worn by Malay women. |
| KERBINGS | • kerbings n. Plural of kerbing. • KERBING n. a concrete border along the street, also CURBING. |
| KERBSIDE | • kerbside n. The side of the road, along which a kerb runs. • KERBSIDE n. the side of a pavement bordered by a kerb, also CURBSIDE. |
| KERBLOOEY | • kerblooey n. Alternative form of kablooie. • KERBLOOEY n. the sound of an explosion. |
| KERBSIDES | • kerbsides n. Plural of kerbside. • KERBSIDE n. the side of a pavement bordered by a kerb, also CURBSIDE. |
| KERBSTONE | • kerbstone n. A paving stone that forms part of a kerb. • kerb-stone n. Alternative form of kerbstone. • kerb␣stone n. Alternative form of kerbstone. |
| KERBLOOEYS | • KERBLOOEY n. the sound of an explosion. |
| KERBSTONES | • kerbstones n. Plural of kerbstone. • kerb-stones n. Plural of kerb-stone. • kerb␣stones n. Plural of kerb stone. |