noun. A stone or row of stones that constitutes a curb.

adjective. Untrained or unsophisticated; amateurish.

noun. A stone placed against earth or brick- or stonework to prevent it from falling out or spreading.

noun. Specifically, one of the stones set together on edge at the outer side of a sidewalk, forming a curb.

noun. Formerly also spelled kerbstone, kirbstone.

noun. A stone set along a margin as a limit and protection, as along the edge of a sidewalk next the roadway; an edge stone.

noun. See under Broker.

noun. Alternative spelling of kerbstone.

noun. a paving stone forming part of a curb

"For the curbstone was a rocking precipice, and the street below it a grey and shimmering stream, that rolled, and flowed, and rolled, and never rested."

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