noun
ridding
Ridding (noun) means a patch of land that has been cleared of trees or brush. Example: “The old ridding was now used for grazing sheep.”
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A patch of land that has been cleared of trees or brush.
"The old ridding was now used for grazing sheep."
How to use ridding
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLand that has had its trees or brush cleared away.
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What does “ridding” mean?
The word “ridding” means a patch of land that has been cleared of trees or brush. In plain terms, land that has had its trees or brush cleared away.
How do you use “ridding” in a sentence?
Here is “ridding” used in a sentence: “The old ridding was now used for grazing sheep.”
What part of speech is “ridding”?
“Ridding” is a noun.
What is the meaning of ridding?
"ridding" (noun) means a patch of land that has been cleared of trees or brush.