Ridged

/rɪdʒd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having ridges; marked by raised lines or bands.

The ridged surface of the shell provided better grip against predators.

Characterized by long, narrow raised areas.

The ridged pattern on the fabric added a unique texture to the dress.

Describing something that is not flat, but rather has a series of parallel elevations.

The ridged road made driving challenging for the cyclists.

Derived from 'ridge', with the suffix '-ed' to indicate the presence of ridges.

ridged back

A back that has a noticeable elevation or curve, often seen in certain animals.

ridged finger

A finger that has visible lines or ridges, typically referring to someone with calloused hands.

ridge

A long, narrow hilltop, mountain range, or watershed.

ridgeline

The line formed by the upper edge of a ridge.

Used to describe something that is sharp or pronounced in a characteristic.

That car's design is so ridged, it looks aggressive.

Referring to someone who is uptight or rigid in behavior.

Don't be so ridged, just relax and have fun!