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21kerb-crawling — kerbˈ crawling noun • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb * * * kerb crawling UK US noun [uncountable] british the illegal activity of driving slowly and looking for a prostitute Thesaurus: sex for moneyhyponym sex crimes …
22kerb-merchant — kerbˈ merchant, kerbˈ trader or kerbˈ vendor noun A person who sells on or beside the pavement • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb …
23kerb-trader — kerbˈ merchant, kerbˈ trader or kerbˈ vendor noun A person who sells on or beside the pavement • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb …
24kerb-vendor — kerbˈ merchant, kerbˈ trader or kerbˈ vendor noun A person who sells on or beside the pavement • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb …
25kerb crawler — kerb .crawler BrE curb crawler AmE n a man who drives his car slowly along the road looking for a ↑prostitute (=a women who has sex for money) >kerb crawling n [U] ▪ He was arrested for kerb crawling …
26kerb appeal — UK US noun [U] UK (US curb appeal) ► PROPERTY the qualities of a building that make it attractive, for example to a buyer, when it is seen from the street: »First impressions really are important so make sure your house has kerb appeal! …
27kerb-crawler — kerb crawling ► NOUN Brit. ▪ the action of driving slowly along the edge of the road in search of a prostitute or to harass female pedestrians. DERIVATIVES kerb crawler noun …
28kerb-crawling — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ the action of driving slowly along the edge of the road in search of a prostitute or to harass female pedestrians. DERIVATIVES kerb crawler noun …
29kerb drill — noun The procedure for crossing a road safely, recommended for pedestrians • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb …
30kerb-market — kerbˈ market noun A market in stocks operating separately from the Stock Exchange, orig on the pavement • • • Main Entry: ↑kerb …
