Ribbed
Ribbeda.made with ribs, tightened, secured
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ribbon
Ribbon, or Ribandn.a fillet of silk, sash, piece
Ribroast
Ribroastv.t.to beat soundly, used in droll style
Ribwort
Ribwortn.the ribbed plantain
Rice
Ricen.a well known esculent grain, a twig
Ricebird
Ricebirdn.a bird of the size of greenfinch
Rich
Richa.wealthy, fruitful, valuable, sweet, nice
Riches
Richesn.plenty of money or possessions
Richly
Richlyad.plenteously, abundantly, spendidly
Richness
Richnessn.opulence, fruitfulness, finery, sweetness
Rick
Rickn.a heap of grain or hay, stack, pile
Rickets
Ricketsn.a distemper of the joints in children
Rickety
Ricketya.troubled with rickets, weak
Rid
Ridv.t.rid,pret.rid,pa.to set free, free, disengage, clear, drive away, destroy
Riddance
Riddancen.a clearing away, deliverance, end
Riddingly
Riddinglyad.in an obscure manner, darkly
Riddle
Riddlev.t.to solve, sift, run through a sieve
Ride
Ridev.i.rid, rode,pret.ridden,pa.to be carried on horseback, or in a vehicle, to float
Ride (2)
Ridev.t.to carry, to make subservient
Rideau
Rideau, or Ridoen.a small mound or trench
Rider
Ridern.one who rides a horse, a horse, timber
Ridge
Ridgev.t.to form a ridge, to throw up a ridge
Ridgel
Ridgel, or Ridgiln.a ram only half castrated
Ridgy
Ridgya.rising in or having a ridge, sloping
Ridicule
Ridiculen.laughter with contempt
Ridicule (2)
Ridiculev.t.to expose to laughter, to banter
Ridiculous
Ridiculousa.exciting laughter, odd, silly, mean