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ridge

[rij] / rɪdʒ /


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Traditionally, the ice ridges were believed to represent the path of a god crossing the lake to visit his goddess wife.

From Barron's

They moved forward, blinking, climbing over the ridges and drifts that covered the floor, gazing in wonder.

From Literature

Sands fell from a ridge above a popular winter mountaineering section known as the Baldy Bowl in January 2023.

From Los Angeles Times

He could see the entire length of the sea, the ridges of Northern Ireland on the other half.

From Literature

The skier, who has not been identified, was attempting a run called Dropout 2 — among the steepest marked trails in California — which descends from the summit ridge of the 11,000-foot mountain.

From Los Angeles Times