On longer weekend rides I have a regular riding partner. And while I donot
generally bike with a group, I like the romance of the French word for a group of
cyclists, peloton, and I do feel part of the greater community of riders. As cyclists
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it for riding , ( of a horse ) ιππαστής , έππαστός ; ( of a country ) ιππάσιμος ,
έππηλάσιος , ευήλατος : skilful in riding , ιππικός Ride , ο . διαρπάζω , συλάω ,
σκυλεύω Rift , φάραγξ , f . σχίσμα , η . άγμός , mm . χάσμα , η . Rift , υ , σχίζω ,
διαρρήγνυμι ...
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To Ride . i Equito , 2 Vehor . Toride anay . 1 Abequito . To ride about . i Obequito .
To ride by , or neere to . i Adequilo . To ride together . i Coequito , To ride through
. i Percquito . To ride betweene . 1 Interequito . To ride by . 1 Præterequito .
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RIDE 1139 RIG Was rife . cle . present , in England , drive is the word applied in
most are secured ; – called also ridge - plate ... horse , so that a " ride on
horseback " would be tautology . warks , or in like places , to prevent persons
from ( Zoöl . ) ...
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H.P. H.A.D. RIDE . To shift , or move about improperly . A badly made gown rides
up more in one place than another . A figurative expression . 2 . “ To ride grub . "
A singular phrase employed when any one has taken offence , and shows ...
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Obsolete Phrases, Proverbs, and Ancient Customs, from the Fourteenth Century
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps. ( 4 ) The ring to which the neck - rope of an |
RIDING . ( 1 ) A third part of a county , a division animal in a stable is fastened ...
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( 4 ) The ring to which the neck - rope of an | RIDING . ( 1 ) A third part of a county
, a divizio animal in a stable is fastened . peculiar to Yorkshire . RIDDLE - CAKES
. Thick , sour , oaten cakes , | ( 2 ) A road cut in a wood . North . which differ little ...
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RIDDLE - CAKES . Thick , sour , oaten cakes , | ( 2 ) A road cut in a wood . North .
which differ little from that which is called ( 3 ) An encounter . Robson . hand -
hoven - bread , having but little leaven , / ( 4 ) Riding of the witch , a popular
phrase ...
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To utter or pronounce ness of speech ; readiness of thought ; ride ; reede , a road
; Dan . rede , ready ; written or printed words , letters , or readiness of mind in
suggestin reder , to make the bed , to rid ; rede , an characters in the proper order
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Amend by adding after the word " age , " at the end of the ordinance the following
: “ Or baby carriages . ” Amend the title by striking out the words “ to ride a bicycle
or tricycle ” and inserting the following words in lieu thereof : “ From riding ...
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Ride away ! " a call from the banksman to the onsetter or men working in the shaft
, meaning that men can get into the cage and be drawn up . RIDE - AND - TIE , a
common practice in going over the fells , by which two travellers use a single ...
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You can jump in the train and ride so var ' s Norton , and tidn not more ' n a mild
therevrom . The Athenæum , Nov . 28 , 1885 , p . 699 , calls “ riding in a gig " an
Americanism . No other phrase would be used by a Somerset native . And ryde ...
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Riding is pleasant . ( 2 . ) To ride is pleasant . These two sentences express the
same fact , and therefore the words riding and to ride have the same meaning .
Riding being the name of an action , is an abstract noun . Ridè , when used as a
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See Recklin . eneuch , an ' no like to ride on the Ride , a bridle - road through a
riggin ' o't .'-- Scottish Proverb . wood or plantation . Rile , v . to vex . Ride , v . The
surveyor of the Rime , hoar - frost . court of sewers is said to ride the drains when
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19 66 We are . assist you :any books ? new term , which it is better you should
understand at words which declared some ... changing its form it becomes AM ,
18 , ARE , WAS , WERE . and Robert wished to ride behind Tom Thumb's ponies
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Either it is not bon - ton to ride the Shadow of Stick through which these in mufti (
and , to be candid , there are very men are continually passing , that casts this
few gentlemen , save the members of the corps evil hang - dog cloud upon them .
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One consequences that may be regrettable . ride cannot , therefore , as a matter
of course , be 7 . In order to effect a long ride without taken to represent another ,
and it is very bad severe fatigue it is good , and , indeed , right , to set up as a ...
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In the Word , booths or tents properly signify the holy principle of truth , and are
distinguished from tabernacles , which ... denotes that those things which appear
to man are respectively darkness , such is the literal sense of the Word ; to ride ...
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There are also words liable to be mispronounced . ... It is the custom to divide
words into eight parts of speech , and when a hard one occurs to slip it in with
several others and parse all ... The word to , in the expression to ride , is a
preposition .
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Drive means only to force on ; but ride means , and always has , meant , to be
borne up and along , as on a beast , a bird , a chariot , a wagon , or a rail . We
have seen that Shakespeare , and Milton , and the translators of the Bible use
drive in ...
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