Pronunciation: /kɜːrb krɔːlər/
noun a person who solicits prostitutes from a vehicle while driving along the edge of the road
A1 A kerb crawler is someone who drives slowly along the side of the road looking for prostitutes.
A2 The police caught a kerb crawler in the act of soliciting sex workers.
B1 Kerb crawlers often target vulnerable individuals in red-light districts.
B2 The community organized a campaign to deter kerb crawlers from cruising the streets for illegal activities.
C1 Law enforcement agencies work together to combat the issue of kerb crawling in urban areas.
C2 The government implemented stricter penalties for kerb crawlers to reduce the demand for prostitution.
formal The police arrested a kerb crawler for soliciting prostitution.
informal I heard that there was a kerb crawler caught in our neighborhood last night.
slang That guy is such a creep, he's like a kerb crawler always looking for trouble.
figurative In the world of online scams, the hackers are the kerb crawlers of the internet.
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