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ridgeside

ridgeside adjective: beside a ridge.

Adjective

ridgeside (not comparable)

  1. Beside a ridge.
    • Families like the Delongs whose ridgeside house looking toward the Pacific Ocean from Poway, in San Diego County, is now nothing but a charred lot with a few pieces of random walls still standing are eligible for up to $28,800 in federal grants.2007 October 28, Solomon Moore, “Fires Provide Chance to Evaluate Changes in Disaster Response Since 05 Storms”, in New York Times

Noun

ridgeside (plural ridgesides)

  1. A piece of land adjacent to a ridge.

Forms of ridgeside

pluralridgesides

Origin of ridgeside

From ridge + -side.

Questions about ridgeside

What does ridgeside mean?
Ridgeside means beside a ridge.
What part of speech is ridgeside?
Ridgeside can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near ridgeside in the dictionary

  1. ridgepole
  2. ridgepoles
  3. ridgerope
  4. ridgeropes
  5. ridges
  6. ridgeside
  7. ridgesides
  8. ridgetop
  9. ridgetops
  10. ridgewalk
  11. ridgewalking

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