Ride

rid, v.t* to be borne, as on horseback or in a carriage to practise riding to float, as a ship at anchor. v.t. to rest on so as to be carried pa.t. rOde pa.p ridd'eu —« act of riding an excursion on horseback or in a vehicle the course pa ed over in riding a distnct inspected by an excise officer. [AS rid an Ice reidu, to move, Ger. reiten, to move along, L. (from Celt.) rlteda, a carriage. Sec Road, Elder, rld'er, «. one who rides on a horse one who manages a horse an addition to a document after its completion, on a separate piece of paper an additional clause.