noun
definition
The edge between the pavement and the roadway, consisting of a line of kerbstones.
definition
A stone ring built to enclose and sometimes revet the cairn or barrow built over a chamber tomb.
Examples of kerbs in a Sentence
It may be used for sealing in front of kerbs to prevent surface water egress.
The bridge is linked by paved footway with tactile dropped kerbs to town center.
Dropped kerbs for vehicle crossover Dropped kerbs for vehicle crossover can be requested by residents at a cost.
Some of these have been replaced with concrete kerbs.
The High Street is a pedestrianized area, with drop kerbs, designed with visually impaired people in mind too.
Few original stone kerbs remain, most having been replaced by concrete.
Louvrerete base kerbs remain the standard whilst optional mid and low level louver windows can be specified.
Exmouth has a mainly flat access from the town to the beach and nearly all the footpaths have gently slopped kerbs.
Waveney Close at Wells - patch existing footway surface, replace damaged kerbs and slurry seal.