0 a baby who has not yet learned to walk --
1 a person who tries hard to please others in order to get an advantage --
2 a computer program that automatically searches for information on the internet, usually in order to index (= list) internet content --
3 a vehicle, for example a crane or tractor, that moves on a track (= a belt of flat plates around a set of wheels) or tracks --
There is anxiety about kerb crawlers in my constituency, but there is also anxiety about the prosecution and persecution of innocent people.
Youngsters are going home carrying empty hypodermics and girls of 15 are solicited by kerb crawlers.
Large tractors, including crawlers are of very considerable importance at the moment, and are being made in great numbers in this country.
Although the traffic management scheme is good, it does not represent a solution as kerb crawlers still come back.
Clause 1(3) would make life more difficult for kerb crawlers by proposing an increase in the maximum fine from the present £400 to £1,000.
The police continue to report kerb crawlers for summonses.
She will be giving great hope to women throughout the country who have undoubtedly, as she has said, suffered from the actions of kerb crawlers.
Frequently we do not even have kerbs, far less kerb crawlers.
