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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.) The
intersection
of two
surface
forming
a
salient
angle,
especially
the angle at the top
between
the
opposite
slopes
or sides of a roof or a
vault..
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Abridge
::
Abridge
(v. t.) To
deprive;
to cut off; --
followed
by of, and
formerly
by from; as, to
abridge
one of his
rights..
Senate
::
Senate
(n.) The
governing
body of the
Universities
of
Cambridge
and
London.
Ridge
::
Ridge (v. t.) To
wrinkle.
Keel
::
Keel (n.) A
projecting
ridge along the
middle
of a flat or
curved
surface.
Gyrus
::
Gyrus (n.) A
convoluted
ridge
between
grooves;
a
convolution;
as, the gyri of the
brain;
the gyri of brain
coral.
See
Brain..
Bridge
::
Bridge
(n.) A
structure,
usually
of wood,
stone,
brick,
or iron,
erected
over a river or other water
course,
or over a
chasm,
railroad,
etc., to make a
passageway
from one bank to the
other..
Bridge-ward
::
Bridge-ward
(n.) The
principal
ward of a key.
Cockle
::
Cockle
(v. t.) To cause to
contract
into
wrinkles
or
ridges,
as some kinds of cloth after a
wetting..
Os
::
Os (n.) One of the
ridges
of sand or
gravel
found in
Sweden,
etc.,
supposed
by some to be of
marine
origin,
but
probably
formed
by
subglacial
waters.
The osar are
similar
to the kames of
Scotland
and the
eschars
of
Ireland.
See
Eschar..
Tetraonid
::
Tetraonid
(n.) A bird
belonging
to the tribe of which the genus
Tetrao
is the type, as the
grouse,
partridge,
quail,
and the like. Used also
adjectively..
Balk
::
Balk (v. i.) A ridge of land left
unplowed
between
furrows,
or at the end of a
field;
a piece
missed
by the plow
slipping
aside..
Ridge
::
Ridge (v. t.) To form a ridge of; to
furnish
with a ridge or
ridges;
to make into a ridge or
ridges.
Kingtruss
::
Kingtruss
() A
truss,
framed
with a
king-post;
-- used in
roofs,
bridges,
etc..
Perdix
::
Perdix
(n.) A genus of birds
including
the
common
European
partridge.
Formerly
the word was used in a much wider sense to
include
many
allied
genera.
Poult
::
Poult (n.) A young
chicken,
partridge,
grouse,
or the
like..
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A ridge or
streak
rising
above the
surface,
as of
cloth;
hence,
the
texture
of
cloth..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) An
explosive
cartridge
or shell
lowered
or
dropped
into a bored oil well, and there
exploded,
to clear the well of
obstructions
or to open
communication
with a
source
of
supply
of oil..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) The
intersection
of two
surface
forming
a
salient
angle,
especially
the angle at the top
between
the
opposite
slopes
or sides of a roof or a
vault..
Tumbril
::
Tumbril
(n.) A cart or
carriage
with two
wheels,
which
accompanies
troops
or
artillery,
to
convey
the tools of
pioneers,
cartridges,
and the
like..
Culvert
::
Culvert
(n.) A
transverse
drain or
waterway
of
masonry
under a road,
railroad,
canal,
etc.; a small
bridge..
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