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Definition of ride
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Ride (v. t.) To
manage
insolently
at will; to
domineer
over.
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Swell
::
Swell (v. i.) To be
puffed
up or
bloated;
as, to swell with
pride..
Tapetum
::
Tapetum
(n.) An area in the
pigmented
layer of the
choroid
coat of the eye in many
animals,
which has an
iridescent
or
metallic
luster
and helps to make the eye
visible
in the dark.
Sometimes
applied
to the whole layer of
pigmented
epithelium
of the
choroid..
Succinyl
::
Succinuric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
amide,
analogous
to
succinamic
acid, which is
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance
by
heating
urea with
succinic
anhydride.
It is known also in its
salts..
Hesperides
::
Hesperides
(n. pl.) The
daughters
of
Hesperus,
or Night
(brother
of
Atlas),
and
fabled
possessors
of a
garden
producing
golden
apples,
in
Africa,
at the
western
extremity
of the known
world.
To slay the
guarding
dragon
and get some of these
apples
was one of the
labors
of
Hercules.
Called
also
Atlantides..
Oxymuriate
::
Oxymuriate
(n.) A salt of the
supposed
oxymuriatic
acid; a
chloride.
Big
::
Big
(superl.)
Having
greatness,
fullness,
importance,
inflation,
distention,
etc.,
whether
in a good or a bad
sense;
as, a big
heart;
a big
voice;
big
looks;
to look big. As
applied
to
looks,
it
indicates
haughtiness
or
pride..
Hobbyhorse
::
Hobbyhorse
(n.) A
stick,
often with the head or
figure
of a
horse,
on which boys make
believe
to
ride..
Ride
::
Ride (n.) A road or
avenue
cut in a wood, or
through
grounds,
to be used as a place for
riding;
a
riding..
Prided
::
Prided
(imp. & p. p.) of Prid.
Trident
::
Trident
(n.) A kind of
scepter
or spear with three
prongs,
-- the
common
attribute
of
Neptune..
Iridiated
::
Iridiated
(a.)
Iridescent.
Hebridean
::
Hebridean
(a.) Alt. of
Hebridia.
Bridoon
::
Bridoon
(n.) The
snaffle
and rein of a
military
bridle,
which acts
independently
of the bit, at the
pleasure
of the
rider.
It is used in
connection
with a curb bit, which has its own
rein..
Chloralum
::
Chloralum
(n.) An
impure
aqueous
solution
of
chloride
of
aluminium,
used as an
antiseptic
and
disinfectant..
Groomsman
::
Groomsman
(n.) A male
attendant
of a
bridegroom
at his
wedding;
-- the
correlative
of
bridesmaid.
Pricasour
::
Pricasour
(n.) A hard
rider.
Strident
::
Stride
(n.) The act of
stridding;
a long step; the space
measured
by a long step; as, a
masculine
stride..
Squib
::
Squeteague
(n.) An
American
sciaenoid
fish
(Cynoscion
regalis),
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States,
and much
valued
as a food fish. It is of a
bright
silvery
color,
with
iridescent
reflections.
Called
also
weakfish,
squitee,
chickwit,
and sea
trout.
The
spotted
squeteague
(C.
nebulosus)
of the
Southern
United
States
is a
similar
fish, but the back and upper fins are
spotted
with
black.
It is
called
also
spotted
weakfish,
and,
locally,
sea
trout,
and sea
salmon..
Air
::
Air (n.) An
artificial
or
affected
manner;
show of pride or
vanity;
haughtiness;
as, it is said of a
person,
he puts on
airs..
Tossy
::
Tossy (a.)
Tossing
the head, as in scorn or
pride;
hence,
proud;
contemptuous;
scornful;
affectedly
indifferent;
as, a tossy
commonplace..
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