riding house

A riding-school (q. v.). riding-knot, s. A running knot. riding-master, s. 1. Ord. Lang .: One who teaches the art of riding. 2. Military : A commi ioned officer specially ap. pointed to superintend the instruction in a military riding-school. The appointment is usually made from the ranks, and held for a specified number of years. riding-part, subst . A protuberance on the inner surface of the joint part of a sci ors-blade which forms the touching portion back of the rivet, while the cutting portion is at the point of contact of the edges as they move past each other in closing. riding-rhymes, subst. pl. Meter of five accents, each falling on the even syllable, with the lines in rhyming couplets.