Definition of ridger in English:

ridger

(also redger)

noun rɪdʒə

1A broad strap or chain passing over a cart saddle, and serving to support the shafts; = ridge-band. In later use chiefly English regional (southern).
2Agriculture. An implement for ridging soil.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (c1700–1758), agriculturist and writer. Partly from ridge + -er, and partly from ridge + -er.

(also redger)

nounrɪdʒə

1A broad strap or chain passing over a cart saddle, and serving to support the shafts; = ridge-band. In later use chiefly English regional (southern).
2Agriculture. An implement for ridging soil.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (c1700–1758), agriculturist and writer. Partly from ridge + -er, and partly from ridge + -er.

单词	ridger
释义	Definition of ridger in English: ridger (also redger) noun rɪdʒə 1A broad strap or chain passing over a cart saddle, and serving to support the shafts; = ridge-band. In later use chiefly English regional (southern). 2Agriculture. An implement for ridging soil. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (c1700–1758), agriculturist and writer. Partly from ridge + -er, and partly from ridge + -er. Definition of ridger in US English: ridger (also redger) nounrɪdʒə 1A broad strap or chain passing over a cart saddle, and serving to support the shafts; = ridge-band. In later use chiefly English regional (southern). 2Agriculture. An implement for ridging soil. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (c1700–1758), agriculturist and writer. Partly from ridge + -er, and partly from ridge + -er.
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