1. plural of kerbside; the edge or border of a pavement or sidewalk where it meets the street
Usage: British English; American English uses 'curbside'; often used in compound forms like 'kerbside collection' or 'kerbside parking'

Examples

• The council collects recycling from kerbsides every Tuesday morning.
• Parked cars lined the kerbsides of the narrow street.
• Kerbside pickup services have become increasingly popular for online shopping returns.
• She waited at the kerbside for the bus to arrive.
• The shop offers kerbside collection for customers who prefer not to enter the store.