kerbstone

British  

/ ˈkɜːbˌstəʊn /

noun

1. one of a series of stones that form a kerb

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Example Sentences

Ms Quinn has lived there for more than 20 years and said the unadopted part of the development has crumbling kerbstones, potholes and looks run down.

From BBC

Not to be outdone in their demonstration of county pride, in Crossmaglen people have painted the kerbstones and even the road markings in orange and white.

From BBC

He said: "We've had flooding before with water just above the kerbstones, but never this high, it's the worst I've ever seen it."

From BBC

In the areas where Donal and Karl grew up, even now the colour of flags and kerbstones determines who is welcome where, but they hope their artwork will transcend that.

From BBC

Here locals who express loyalty to London by lining streets with Britain’s Union Jack flags and painting kerbstones red, white and blue can buy the flutes and drums played during the province’s divisive “marching season”.

From Reuters