Travelling on horseback or a bicycle

noun

1. The action or state of one that rides

adjective

1. Used for or when riding

   "a riding horse"

2. Operated by a rider

   "a riding mower"

noun

1. One of the three administrative jurisdictions into which Yorkshire, England, was formerly divided
2. An administrative jurisdiction or electoral district in a British dominion (such as Canada)

verb

1. To sit and travel on the back of an animal that one directs
2. To travel in or on a conveyance
3. To travel as if on a conveyance be borne

   "rode on a wave of popularity"

4. To lie moored or anchored

   "a ship rides at anchor"

5. Sail
6. To move like a floating object

   "the moon rode in the sky"

7. To become supported on a point or surface
8. To travel over a surface

   "the car rides well"

9. To move on the body

   "shorts that ride up"

10. To continue without interference

    "let it ride"

11. To be contingent depend

    "plans on which the future rides"

12. To become bet

    "a lot of money riding on the favorite"

13. To travel on

    "ride a bike"

14. To move with like a rider

    "ride the waves"

15. To traverse by conveyance

    "rode 500 miles"

16. To ride a horse in

    "ride a race"

17. Survive, outlast
18. To traverse on horseback to inspect or maintain

    "ride fence"

19. To mount in copulation
20. Obsess, oppress

    "ridden by anxiety"

21. To harass persistently nag
22. Tease, rib
23. Carry, convey
24. To project over overlap
25. To give with (a punch) to soften the impact
26. To keep in partial engagement by resting a foot continuously on the pedal

    "ride the brakes"

geographical name

1. Wilderness area in southwestern Manitoba, Canada, surrounded by agricultural land

idiom

1. To be doing something that is likely to lead to failure or disaster

   "They're feeling pretty confident now, but if you ask me, they're riding for a fall."

idiom

1. To be very happy and excited

   "She's riding high after her recent win."

2. To be very successful

   "The company's stock was riding high after the merger."

noun

1. The activity of riding a horse

idiom

1. Money that has been bet (on someone or something)

   "I have a lot of money riding on this game."

noun

1. A benefit obtained at another's expense or without the usual cost or effort

   "… a group of students who have been assigned to do a report where only one student cares, does all the work and the others go along for a free ride …"

2. An arrangement (such as a scholarship) providing a student with tuition at no cost

   "athletes getting a free ride at college"