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- nounrib (noun) · ribs (plural noun)
- each of a series of slender curved bones articulated in pairs to the spine (twelve pairs in humans), protecting the thoracic cavity and its organs:"he had several broken ribs"
- a rib of an animal with meat adhering to it used as food; a joint or cut from the ribs of an animal:"a lunch of ribs, wings, and blueberry pie" · "1,300 lb of beef rib"
- a long raised piece of stronger or thicker material across a surface or through a structure, and typically serving to support or strengthen it.
- architecturea curved member supporting a vault or defining its form:"stone is used only for ribs, piers, and windows" · "a rib vault"
- any of the curved transverse pieces of metal or timber in a ship, extending up from the keel and forming part of the framework of the hull:"the hull was stiffened with 26 ribs"
- each of the curved pieces of wood forming the body of a lute or the sides of a violin.
- each of the hinged rods supporting the fabric of an umbrella.
- aeronauticsa structural member in an airfoil, extending back from the leading edge and serving to define the contour of the airfoil.
- a ridge of rock or land:"the final rib gives pleasant climbing"
- a vein of a leaf (especially the midrib) or an insect's wing:"a spinach-type leaf with red ribs"
- knittinga combination of alternate knit (plain) and purl stitches producing a ridged, slightly elastic fabric, used especially for the cuffs and bottom edges of sweaters:"knit twenty rows of rib" · "knit a new rib"
verbrib (verb) · ribs (third person present) · ribbed (past tense) · ribbed (past participle) · ribbing (present participle)- mark with or form into raised bands or ridges:"the road ahead was ribbed with furrows of slush"
OriginOld English rib, ribb (noun), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch rib(be) and German Rippe. Sense 1 of the verb dates from the mid 16th century; the sense ‘tease’ was originally a US slang usage meaning ‘to fool, dupe’ (1930s). Rib Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Learn the various meanings and uses of the word rib, from the bony or cartilaginous structure of the body to the humorous remark or joke. See synonyms, examples, etymology, and related words for rib.
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