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kerb drill

kerb drill noun: a series of instructions informing pedestrians on crossing the road safely, a forerunner of the Green Cross Code.

Noun

kerb drill (usually uncountable, plural kerb drills)

  1. (UK, usually) A series of instructions informing pedestrians on crossing the road safely, a forerunner of the Green Cross Code.

Forms of kerb drill

pluralkerb drills

Questions about kerb drill

What does kerb drill mean?
Kerb drill means a series of instructions informing pedestrians on crossing the road safely, a forerunner of the Green Cross Code.
What part of speech is kerb drill?
Kerb drill is a noun.
What is the plural of kerb drill?
The plural of kerb drill is kerb drills.

Words near kerb drill in the dictionary

  1. kerb appeal
  2. kerb crawl
  3. kerb crawler
  4. kerb crawlers
  5. kerb crawling
  6. kerb drill
  7. kerb drills
  8. kerb market
  9. kerb markets
  10. kerb ramp
  11. kerb ramps

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