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Webster Dictionary :: Riding-school
RI'DING-SCHOOL, n. A school or place where the art of riding is taught. It may i...
Webster Dictionary :: Riding-hood
RI'DING-HOOD, n. A hood used by females when they ride; a kind of cloak with a h...
Webster Dictionary :: Riding-habit
RI'DING-HABIT, n. A garment worn by females when they ride or travel.
Webster Dictionary :: Riding-coat
RI'DING-COAT, n. A coat for riding on a journey.
Webster Dictionary :: Riding-clerk
RI'DING-CLERK, n. In England, one of the six clerks in chancery.
Webster Dictionary :: Riding
RI'DING, ppr. [from ride.] 1. Passing or traveling on a beast or in a vehicle; f...
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculousness
RIDIC'ULOUSNESS, n. The quality of being ridiculous; as the ridiculousness of wo...
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculously
RIDIC'ULOUSLY, adv. In a manner worthy of contemptuous merriment; as a man ridic...
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculous
RIDIC'ULOUS, a. [L. ridiculus.] That may justly excite laughter with contempt; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculing
RID'ICULING, ppr. Laughing at in contempt; exposing to contempt and derision.
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculer
RID'ICULER, n. One that ridicules.
Webster Dictionary :: Ridiculed
RID'ICULED, pp. Treated with laughter and contempt; derided.
Webster Dictionary :: Ridicule
RID'ICULE, n. [L. ridiculum, from rideo, to laugh or laugh at.] 1. Contemptuous ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ridgy
RIDG'Y, a. Having a ridge or ridges; rising in a ridge.
Webster Dictionary :: Ridgil
RIDG'IL, RIDG'LING, n. The male of any beast half gelt.
Webster Dictionary :: Ridge
RIDGE, n. [L. rugo.] 1. The back or top of the back. 2. A long or continued rang...
