Converse of object

• undulate: The landscape has an undulating ridge and valley form.

• ascend: Indeed, the nineteenth century topography is of village in a meadow ascending a lofty sandstone ridge which has extensive views.

Adjective modifier

• mid-ocean: Yet scientists have estimated that about three quarters of the material erupted on Earth each year originates at spreading mid-ocean ridges.

• rocky: We then took a rough track up into the scrub, keeping our eyes fixed on the same rocky ridge.

• grassy: So please... 2 [ Long view of the scene - Koharu, Kagome, Inuyasha and Sango are sitting beside a grassy ridge.

• alveolar: This has considerable advantages in maintaining the blood clot and encouraging new bone growth to maintain the alveolar bony ridge.

• tree-lined: The Campaign objected that no visual impact appraisal of the effect of the development on the tree-lined ridge had been carried out.

• wooded: That Indian was more than half a mile away across a wooded ridge.

Modifies a noun

• tile: The use of glaze on ridge tiles varies from type to type.

• purlin: Floor of ornamental tiles; plastered and painted walls; roof of close-set rafters and a ridge purlin, all 19thC.

• crest: Day 25: Monjo We cross a low ridge crest and drop down to Namche Bazaar.

• ventilator: Ventilation must be adequate and most gardeners agree that both side and ridge ventilators are essential for proper airing during the summer months.

Noun used with modifier

• moraine: The Glenelly Valley Complex occurs as a series of moraine ridges in the extreme southeast of the LCA.

• knife-edge: David says that he was surprised at how challenging Lhakpa Ri was and commented on the spectacular 50 meter knife-edge summit ridge.

• shingle: Sand wasp The dune systems at Holkham are formed on old shingle ridges.

• summit: The final part of the climb being a traverse of the summit ridge which in itself is worth a visit.

• brow: Notice also the projecting face, low forehead, and pronounced brow ridges.

• skyline: To the right was the valley wall, reaching up to a skyline ridge.

Preposition: of

• moraine: Sand and gravel quarries are a significant pressure in areas with ridges of glacial moraine toward the outer margins of the vale.