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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
highest
portion
of the
glacis
proceeding
from the
salient
angle of the
covered
way.
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Brigge
::
Brigge
(n.) A
bridge.
Let
::
Let (v. t.) To give,
grant,
or
assign,
as a work,
privilege,
or
contract;
-- often with out; as, to let the
building
of a
bridge;
to let out the
lathing
and the
plastering..
Side
::
Side (n.) A slope or
declivity,
as of a hill,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope over the
ridge..
Ridgepole
::
Ridgepole
(n.) The
timber
forming
the ridge of a roof, into which the
rafters
are
secured..
Dolium
::
Dolium
(n.) A genus of large
univalve
mollusks,
including
the
partridge
shell and tun
shells..
Saddle
::
Saddle
(v. t.)
Hence:
To fix as a
charge
or
burden
upon; to load; to
encumber;
as, to
saddle
a town with the
expense
of
bridges
and
highways..
Rough
::
Rough (n.)
Having
inequalities,
small
ridges,
or
points,
on the
surface;
not
smooth
or
plain;
as, a rough
board;
a rough
stone;
rough
cloth..
Listing
::
Listing
(n.) The
throwing
up of the soil into
ridges,
-- a
method
adopted
in the
culture
of beets and some
garden
crops..
Cantabrigian
::
Cantabrigian
(n.) A
native
or
resident
of
Cambridge;
esp. a
student
or
graduate
of the
university
of
Cambridge,
England..
Bridgehead
::
Bridgehead
(n.) A
fortification
commanding
the
extremity
of a
bridge
nearest
the
enemy,
to
insure
the
preservation
and
usefulness
of the
bridge,
and
prevent
the enemy from
crossing;
a
tete-de-pont..
Rib
::
Rib (n.) A
prominent
line or
ridge,
as in
cloth..
Abridgment
::
Abridgment
(n.) The act of
abridging,
or the state of being
abridged;
diminution;
lessening;
reduction
or
deprivation;
as, an
abridgment
of
pleasures
or of
expenses..
Jug
::
Jug (v. i.) To
nestle
or
collect
together
in a
covey;
-- said of
quails
and
partridges.
Bridgey
::
Bridgey
(a.) Full of
bridges.
Span
::
Span (v. t.) The
spread
or
extent
of an arch
between
its
abutments,
or of a beam,
girder,
truss,
roof,
bridge,
or the like,
between
its
supports..
Polenta
::
Polenta
(n.)
Pudding
made of
Indian
meal; also,
porridge
made of
chestnut
meal..
Toll
::
Toll (n.) A tax paid for some
liberty
or
privilege,
particularly
for the
privilege
of
passing
over a
bridge
or on a
highway,
or for that of
vending
goods in a fair,
market,
or the
like..
Epitomize
::
Epitomize
(v. t.) To make an
epitome
of; to
shorten
or
abridge,
as a
writing
or
discourse;
to
reduce
within
a
smaller
space;
as, to
epitomize
the works of
Justin..
Doublet
::
Doublet
(a.) One of two or more words in the same
language
derived
by
different
courses
from the same
original
from; as, crypt and grot are
doublets;
also, guard and ward; yard and
garden;
abridge
and
abbreviate,
etc..
Kame
::
Kame (n.) A low
ridge.
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