Who stalks his round, an hideous form, Howling amidst the midnight storm, Or throws him on the ridgy steep Of some loose hanging rock to sleep.
All of a sudden a long snout and the ugly serrated ridgy back of a nakar was shot like lightning at the hapless bird, and right before our eyes the poor paddy was crunched up.
The jungle was well trampled down; there were numerous streams and pools of water, occasional clumps of bamboos, and abrupt ridgy undulations.
We got through the rice swamps, the villages, and the grass in safety, and as it was getting dark, emerged on the great plain of undulating ridgy sandbanks, that form the bed of the river during the annual floods.
Passed what seemed the bold and ridgy island of Cromarty, so associated with the venerated memory of Hugh Miller.
A certain ridgy rising in the ground, to which you try to give an octagonal shape, is pointed out as indicating the foundations; but an unsatisfactory obscurity rests upon the whole history of the establishment.
Without being a Sybarite, I certainly do prefer a comfortable pulu bed to one of ridgy lava, and the fire which blazes on this broad hearth to the camp-fire on the frozen top of the volcano.
The other side, above the crater, has a ridgy broken look, giving the false impression of a mountainous region beyond.
To this Deucalion with his consort driven O'er ridgy billows in his bark clung close; For all was sea beside.
Little expecting such a rencounter, they were marching in defiles upon the lower ridgy craigs, to avoid the swamps which occupied the broader way.
Wallace made no reply to this message, and proclaiming to his men that the enemy were in Dumfriesshire, every foot was put to the speed; and in a short time they arrived on the ridgy summits of the eastern mountains of Clydesdale.
On the other side the mountains of Salzburg lifted their ridgy backs from the plains of Bavaria and the Chiem lake lay spread out in the blue distance.
The third night of our journey we stopped at the little village of Stecken, and the next morning, after three hours' walk over the ridgy heights, reached the old Moravian city of Iglau, built on a hill.
The drive was over a turnpike for the first seven miles, over a bare, ridgy country, showing little to interest us.
We went down on the other slope of Counterside with Hawes in sight, and Cam Fell, a long ridgy summit more than 1900 feet high.
At length, on the gray horizon they descried a long, gray line of ridgy sand.
The big, ridgy veins in the back of his neck stood out like window-cords from a close smocking of fine wrinkles.
My eye strayed beyond them a fair distance and fell on a row of tiny scarlet dots, like cochineal bugs, showing minutely but clearly against the green-yellow face of a ridgy field well inside the forward batteries of the French and English.
It is of such breadth and extent, that its frame of mountains and ridgy hills hardly serve to shut it in sufficiently, and the spectator thinks of a boundless plain, rather than of a secluded vale.
He kissed the widow full on the lips before he saw that a frown sat upon her forehead like a section of that ridgy cardboard they wrap bottles in.
Duane did not look back again till he had crossed the ridgy piece of ground and had gotten to the level road.
The country before him wasridgy and began to show cottonwoods here and there in the hollows and yucca and mesquite on the higher ground.
He stopped chewing orange-skin, and looked hard at his ridgy finger-nails.
It is also a ridgy height that runs for many miles through a country.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ridgy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
