kerbˈ-crawler noun

Someone who drives along slowly with the intention of enticing people into the car, usu for sexual purposes

kerbˈ-crawling noun

kerb drill noun

The procedure for crossing a road safely, recommended for pedestrians

kerbˈ-market noun

A market in stocks operating separately from the Stock Exchange, orig on the pavement

kerbˈ-merchant, kerbˈ-trader or kerbˈ-vendor noun

A person who sells on or beside the pavement

kerbˈside noun

(also adjective)

kerbˈstone noun

A stone placed edgeways as an edging to a path or pavement

kerbˈstone-broker noun

One outside the Stock Exchange

kerb weight noun

The weight (of a car) without passengers and luggage