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ride off into the sunset
to leave happily, often after an adventure.
ride on a rail
To be publicly ridiculed or punished.
ride on the back of
To be carried or supported by someone.
ride one's bumper
drive very close behind another vehicle.
ride one's luck
to risk relying on good fortune
ride out
To endure a difficult situation.
ride roughshod over
treat someone harshly or disrespectfully
ride shotgun
to sit in the front passenger seat
ride tall in the saddle
to feel proud and confident.
ride the coattails
To benefit from someone else's success.
ride the crest of the wave
Enjoy a peak of success.
ride the pine
sit on the bench in sports
ride the rails
To travel by train, often freely.
ride the short bus
to be different or less capable than others
ride the tiger
To face a dangerous situation bravely.
ride the wave
to take advantage of a current trend
rider
a clause added to a document or agreement
ridership
The number of people using a service.
ridge
Long, narrow hilltop or mountain range.
ridgeway
A path or road along a ridge.
ridgway
A town in Colorado, USA.
ridicule
To make fun of someone in a mocking way.
ridiculous
very silly or unreasonable.
ridiculously
In a way that is absurd or unreasonable.