1. The edge of a sidewalk or pavement, typically made of stone or concrete, that borders a street or road.
Usage: British English spelling; American English uses 'curb'.

Examples

• The car pulled up to the kerb to drop off passengers.
• Children were warned not to play near the kerb.
• She stepped off the kerb and crossed the street.
• The kerb was painted white to mark the no-parking zone.
• He sat on the kerb waiting for the bus.