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Meanings of ribbed in English
Usage of ribbed in English
1
Carry the most thick-ribbed ice into the sun and it will thaw.
2
The country of round and thousand-ribbed umbrellas fades gradually from our sight.
3
The apple-gum and Eugenia, with ribbed scarlet fruit, grew on the flats.
4
It took Artemis a moment to realize that he was being ribbed.
5
BODY-Long ,deepin chest, well ribbed up, the back being perfectly level.
6
Obama ribbed Biden about the financial details his vetters had turned up.
7
Beyond, a smooth wall rose to a ceiling ribbed with square-hewn timbers.
8
Photograph: Rex Basically, don't wear a jumper next winter unless it's ribbed.
9
Plywood boards were secured under each pane of the transparent ribbed PVC.
10
Greasy reflectors of ribbed tin backed them, making quivering disks of light.
11
These bandages come woven in ribbed woolen, and fit the body snugly.
12
The Hawker's shadow flowed over the boat-specked, wave-ribbed glitter of Lake Victoria.
13
But never had the ribbed ship's side appeared to him as now.
14
These were not ribbed or bayonet-shaped, but flat, like a long sword.
15
It was flat, heavily ribbed, and had lots of spiderlike chitinous legs.
16
The whole ribbed framework of the vessel was strained and slued.
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Ribbed through the time
Ribbed across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common