ridged |
false |
As a verb ridged
is (
ridge).
As an adjective false is
(
label) one of two states of a boolean variable; logic.
ridged |
jagged |
As verbs the difference between ridged and jagged
is that
ridged is (
ridge) while
jagged is (
jag).
As an adjective jagged is
unevenly cut; having the texture of something so cut.
rugged |
ridged |
As verbs the difference between rugged and ridged
is that
rugged is (
rug) while
ridged is (
ridge).
As an adjective rugged
is broken into sharp or irregular points; uneven; not smooth; rough or
rugged can be having a rug or rugs.
ripped |
ridged |
As verbs the difference between ripped and ridged
is that
ripped is (
rip) while
ridged is (
ridge).
As an adjective ripped
is torn, either partly or into separate pieces.
edgy |
ridged |
As an adjective edgy
is nervous, apprehensive.
As a verb ridged is
past tense of ridge.
ribbed |
ridged |
As verbs the difference between ribbed and ridged
is that
ribbed is past tense of rib while
ridged is past tense of ridge.
As an adjective ribbed
is having ribs.
ridged |
bridged |
As verbs the difference between ridged and bridged
is that
ridged is past tense of ridge while
bridged is past tense of bridge.
As an adjective bridged is
equipped with a bridge (in many contexts.
ridge |
ridged |
As a proper noun ridge
is after a natural landscape feature.
As a verb ridged is
(
ridge).
ridged |
rigged |
As verbs the difference between ridged and rigged
is that
ridged is past tense of ridge while
rigged is past tense of rig.
As an adjective rigged is
(
for a trial, election, or competition) pre-arranged and fixed so that the winner or outcome is decided in advance.
ridded |
ridged |
As verbs the difference between ridded and ridged
is that
ridded is (
rid) while
ridged is (
ridge).
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