ridge
/rɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A long, narrow hill or elevation of land, especially one with steep sides, often formed by erosion or volcanic activity.
“The hikers climbed to the top of the ridge for a breathtaking view.”
2. noun
A curved or angled strip of something, especially hair or a material used for decoration.
“She styled her hair into a ridge along her forehead for a unique look.”
3. verb
To form or create a ridge, especially in a landscape or surface.
“The river ridge the surrounding hills with its winding course.”
4. verb
To place or arrange something in a ridge, especially a decorative pattern or design.
“She ridged the fabric with intricate embroidery.”