kerb

After an interval Norman spoke again, "The carriage turned right over—her head struck on the kerb stone—"

At the top of the boulevard there was a barrow of flowers drawn up alongside the kerb.

We have known him to disport for half a day upon the kerb-stone, carrying on with all his might to whomsoever would endure it.

At that moment an errand-boy was slowly propelling a carrier tricycle along by the kerb.

A big fire burned there behind a wire guard, and within the iron kerb stood the kettle he had boiled to make tea.