Kerb is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KERB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a pavement edge
• provide with or enclose with a kerb
NOUN:
• a stone edging to a pavement or raised path.
• edging to a footpath
• See Curb.
• an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with curbing

Words related to KERB

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Words that contain KERB

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How to use KERB in a sentence

• He waited for her at the opposite kerb, and then they went up Ship Street.
• A man in my persition has got no right to dress as if he kept a stall on the kerb.
• Jobson, standing on the kerb, looked up and down the road for a cab.
• The cab was waiting at the kerb, surrounded by a group of spectators, who cheered Reuben as he appeared at the doorway, and we saw our friends enter and drive away.
• He was standing on the kerb, and staring at the number on the door in a doubtful way, as I opened it.
• Russell, who preferred not to speak and drive Christina at the same time, drew up to the kerb, and removed his gloves, preparatory to saying something of importance.
• Russell and Christina lingered beside the kerb for quite a minute, and then shrugged their shoulders and started again.
• There was a big puddle of water close to the kerb, and the girl, stepping daintily as a cat, went round this, but the young man stood for a moment beyond it.
• In wider streets, they sat quietly on door-steps or the kerb, or announced their discomfort in peevish wailings.
• Looking over the heads of the loiterers, he could see in the centre of the eddy, on the kerb, by the light that came from the gateway, a girl whose eyes were closed.
• Its playground was the cramped kitchen floor and the kerb and the gutter.
• The quickest way would, of course, be to take off the skirt, sit down on the kerb, turn it inside out, and work from the bottom of the pocket upwards.
• It has taken the little strip of ground next to the asphalte, between this and the kerb, and again the refuse of ground between the kerb and the roadway.
• THE IDIOT He stands on the kerb Watching the street.
• The carriage was standing at the kerb, guarded by the coachman and watched with deep interest by the bottle-boy.
• A policeman actually stopped and watched them from the opposite kerb.
• IV When George came out of the front door, he beheld Miss Ingram on the kerb, in the act of getting into a very rich fur coat.
• They anticipate time, and make an image when it is not November, and sell it at the market of the kerb.
• A few paces beyond the inn-door she halted on the edge of the kerb, flung another look up the street, and darted across the roadway.
• But shame, defiance and unconcern were the principal ingredients in his expression as he stood on the kerb and stared across the road.
• Then a vehicle of some kind seemed to move away in front of us, for I heard the grating of wheels against the kerb, and my cab drew up to the pavement.
• A man who had paused irresolutely on the kerb of a street refuge came to her aid.

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