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Definition of ridge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ridge is as below...
Ridge (n.) A range of hills or
mountains,
or the upper part of such a
range;
any
extended
elevation
between
valleys..
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Ponvolant
::
Ponvolant
(n.) A kind of light
bridge,
used in
sieges,
for
surprising
a post or
outwork
which has but a
narrow
moat; a
flying
bridge..
Coleridgian
::
Coleridgian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Samuel
Taylor
Coleridge,
or to his
poetry
or
metaphysics..
Pontage
::
Pontage
(n.) A duty or tax paid for
repairing
bridges.
Flobert
::
Flobert
(n.) A small
cartridge
designed
for
target
shooting;
--
sometimes
called
ball cap.
Side
::
Side (n.) A slope or
declivity,
as of a hill,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope over the
ridge..
Tete-de-pont
::
Tete-de-pont
(n.) A work
thrown
up at the end of a
bridge
nearest
the
enemy,
for
covering
the
communications
across
a
river;
a
bridgehead..
Ram
::
Ram (v. t.) To butt or
strike
against;
to drive a ram
against
or
through;
to
thrust
or drive with
violence;
to force in; to drive
together;
to cram; as, to ram an
enemy's
vessel;
to ram
piles,
cartridges,
etc..
Cantalever
::
Cantalever
(n.) A
projecting
beam,
truss,
or
bridge
unsupported
at the outer end; one which
overhangs..
Thorough
::
Thorough
(n.) A
furrow
between
two
ridges,
to drain off the
surface
water..
Balustrade
::
Balustrade
(n.) A row of
balusters
topped
by a rail,
serving
as an open
parapet,
as along the edge of a
balcony,
terrace,
bridge,
staircase,
or the eaves of a
building..
Rugate
::
Rugate
(a.)
Having
alternate
ridges
and
depressions;
wrinkled.
Upridged
::
Upridged
(a.)
Raised
up in a ridge or
ridges;
as, a
billow
upridged..
Colloped
::
Colloped
(a.)
Having
ridges
or
bunches
of
flesh,
like
collops..
Bridge-ward
::
Bridge-ward
(n.) A
bridge
keeper;
a
warden
or a guard for a
bridge.
Wrangler
::
Wrangler
(n.) One of those who stand in the first rank of
honors
in the
University
of
Cambridge,
England.
They are
called,
according
to their rank,
senior
wrangler,
second
wrangler,
third
wrangler,
etc. Cf.
Optime..
Bridgeless
::
Bridgeless
(a.)
Having
no
bridge;
not
bridged.
Squat
::
Squat (v. t.) To sit close to the
ground;
to
cower;
to
stoop,
or lie
close,
to
escape
observation,
as a
partridge
or
rabbit..
Zalambdodont
::
Zalambdodont
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a tribe
(Zalambdodonta)
of
Insectivora
in which the molar teeth have but one
V-shaped
ridge.
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) A kind of shell or
cartridge
buried
in
earth,
to be
exploded
by
electricity
or by
stepping
on it..
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A ridge or
streak
rising
above the
surface,
as of
cloth;
hence,
the
texture
of
cloth..
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