curbstone (Meaning)

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curbstone (n)

a paving stone forming part of a curb

The children played hopscotch on the sidewalk, using a curbstone as the starting point.
The artist sat on the curbstone, sketching the bustling cityscape in their notebook.
During the parade, spectators sat on curbstones lining the streets to get a better view of the floats.
The construction crew removed old curbstones and replaced them with new ones to improve road safety.
In the historic district, the cobblestone streets were edged with weathered curbstones.
The shop owner placed a display of flowers on the curbstone outside her store to attract customers.
City workers painted the curbstones red to indicate no parking zones.
During the protest, activists sat on the curbstone, holding signs and chanting slogans.
The drunk man stumbled and fell against the curbstone, bruising his knee.
The city planner proposed widening the sidewalks by removing a few curbstones to create more space for pedestrians.

a paving stone forming part of a curb

inexpert, unprepared, unschooled, amateurish, untrained,untutored, nonprofessional, unqualified, dilettantish, untaught

skilled, consummate, master, ace, master, capable, professional, able, proficient, adept

The children played hopscotch on the sidewalk, using a curbstone as the starting point.

The artist sat on the curbstone, sketching the bustling cityscape in their notebook.

During the parade, spectators sat on curbstones lining the streets to get a better view of the floats.

The construction crew removed old curbstones and replaced them with new ones to improve road safety.