Curb

kurb, v.t. to bend to one’s will to subdue to restrain or check to furnish with or guide by a curb n. that which curbs: a check or hindrance a chain or strap attached to the bit of a bridle for restraining the horse. [Fr. cour her, from L curvus, crooked, bent.] Curbstone, kurb'.st0n, «. a stone placed edgeways against earth or stone work to check Curd, kurd, n milk thickened or coagulated the cheese part of irulk as distinguished from the whey. [Celt as in Gael, gruth Ir cruth curd, cmthaim milk Curdle, kurd'l, v to turn into curd to congeal to thicken.— v to cause to turn into curd, or to congeal