Ribbed paper is a variety of wove, having lines running up or down or across, and showing on the back of stamp.
Since the last catalogue added the varieties of United States stamps on ribbed paper, it has caused collectors to hunt for them, but probably with little success, as they are very scarce.
These were plants with rather slender, ribbed stems, bearing whorls of wedge-shaped or deeply forked leaves, six being the typical number in each whorl.
The same fact will also apply to the table and even to the cross slide, even though the latter be heavily ribbed and but, say, 5 feet long.
The Whitworth surfacing straight-edge, or long narrow surface plate, is ribbed as in Fig.
The brief yellow mellow minutes have passed and the last shout has been silenced and the hundreds of children, Rainbow Hair-Ribbons and Black Ribbed Legs, are again gathered into the McKinley School.
Look at the precious little black, ribbed backed, clean-typed, vellum-papered 32mo.
It is ribbed and finely cross-ribbed, and some of the ribs are continued to the truncate and slightly depressed top.
The egg is yellowish in colour, somewhat skittle-shaped, and very prettily ribbed and reticulated.
The egg is pale green when first laid, and in shape it is almost spherical, but rather higher than broad; it is finely ribbed and reticulated, but unless examined through a lens it appears to be quite smooth.
It is strongly ribbed from the base to the top, where the ribs become finer and turn over towards the central hollow, at the bottom of which is the micropyle.
The egg is upright and ribbed from about the middle to the curiously ornamented top, which appears to be furnished with a sort of coronet.
It appears smooth towards the rounded base, but is ribbed from just before the middle to the top.
Its great, swelled base enables it to stand on the soft mud of lagoon bottoms, and the abnormal swelling is ribbed like a pumpkin, hence the only English name the tree has ever had.
They are regularly ribbed around the eye, and often also over the fruit, but sometimes not at all ribbed.
They are handsomely and regularly ribbed around the eye, and often also over the fruit.
A striking flower--deep glossy crimson, ribbed with a darker hue.
Yellowish-grey sandstone, in situ, containing a ribbed Atrypa, allied to the A.
The stark denial of the blue-ribbed sky looks down upon this garden, where the wantonness of earth is flaunted in the spring against the face of heaven's void sterility.
Yet another cactus interested Gale, and it looked like a huge, low barrel covered with green-ribbed cloth and long thorns.
Gale saw him stop and gaze out over that red-ribbed void to the Gulf.
He was a prospector for gold, a hunter of solitude, a lover of the drear, rock-ribbed infinitude, because he wanted to be alone to remember.
Another half-hour passed away and still the trail led along this strange, rock-ribbed groove in the desert, the dry bed of some long-lost stream.
Probably a quarter-mile away a dim light as of a swinging lantern could be seen following the winding of the rough and rock-ribbed road.
Leaves petiolate, 3-ribbed from the base, or pinnately veined, persistent in the arborescent species.
Corolla white with a yellow centre; fruit entirely or partly inclosed in the thin many-ribbed tomentose orange-brown calyx; leaves oval or oblong-ovate.
Fruit red, on short stems, with the seeds many-ribbed on the back.
Fruit small berries, with 3 flattened seeds, in clusters in the axils of the leaves, which are decidedly 3-ribbed from the base 21.
In reference to funnels, it may be remarked that those employed for filtering rapidly should be deeply ribbed on the inside, or small rods of wood or glass, or pieces of straw, or quills, should be placed between them and the paper.
The neck or tubular part of the funnel should, in like manner, be deeply ribbed or fluted on the outside, to permit of the free passage of the air, when it is placed in a narrow-mouthed bottle or receiver.
What was she up to, lying there on the ribbedconcrete at this time of night?
He arrived at last, walking in the soft light on the noiseless ribbed rubber, and stood by the door of the long car that ran straight through to the Junction.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ribbed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
