kerbing

[ kur-bing ]

noun

, British.

1. curbing.

kerbing

/ ˈkɜːbɪŋ /

noun

1. material used for a kerb
2. a less common word for kerb

Example Sentences

The final stage saw the construction of kerbing, road drainage, the footpath and the roadside safety barrier.

From BBC

Exactly as it was all drawn on Terry Armfield's tracing-paper and envelopes and memo-heads, so it is now drawn on the Llanyglo sandhills, with strips of stone kerbing for pencil lines and the wind-blown sand where his india-rubber has passed.

From Project Gutenberg

Everything, you see, had been made to fit their needs; each of the radiating paths of the valley area had a constant angle to the others, and was distinguished by a special notch upon its kerbing; all obstacles and irregularities of path or meadow had long since been cleared away; all their methods and procedure arose naturally from their special needs.

From Project Gutenberg

His attempt, aided by a walking-stick used as a balancing-pole, to keep his equilibrium on six inches of kerbing, might have been funny to a less sensitive soul than Oliva's.

From Project Gutenberg

Well, de bah he had to grin Ez he put his big paw in, Den he juked up, but—kerbing!

From Project Gutenberg