Object

• motorbike: In his dissertation he questioned " why people ride motorbikes " .

• horse: Perhaps they are trying to ride two horses at once.

Preposition: on

• pavement: I don't ride on the pavements, jump red lights or cycle down the inside of traffic queues.

Adjective modifier

• bumpy: The O Men characters are in for a bumpy ride!

• rough: You wonder what comedy Utopia people are living in that this gets a rough ride from them.

• smooth: The air resistance mechanism ensures a smoother ride than the piston resistance machines.

• leisurely: Leisurely rides by the Cambridge Cycling Campaign are slower than most of the purely CTC ones.

Converse of object

• hitch: Examine new purchases closely - sometimes Crassula or Azolla will hitch a ride on another plant.

Adjective complement

• roughshod: Tesco must not be allowed to ride roughshod over a local democratic process in this way.

Noun used with modifier

• rollercoaster: Welcome back to the wonderful rollercoaster ride that is the Retro Remakes news posts!

• taxi: Midland Mainline operates regular busses to Corby town center, then a short taxi ride.

• bike: The Foundation's major fund raising activity for the year 2000 is the bike ride.

• fairground: The name of the Hebborn family can often be seen in Oxford on the side of their well-known fairground rides.

• coaster: Everything has happened so fast, like being on a roller coaster ride, and that has been the pattern ever since.

• sleigh: After their sleigh ride across the Southern Ocean, the crew will be ready for the holiday experience of a lifetime.

Modifies a noun

• cymbal: The ride cymbal proper starts from 0:25, growing in intensity.