ridged

Even the Grass-land is often ridged so as to shed the water quickly, while deep ditches or drains do duty for fences.

In Devonshire, particularly among the farmers and poorer classes, the ridged coffin is very general, the end being gabled.

Everywhere the snow lay ridged with purple and brown hedges.

But towards the middle of the curve the cliff face seemed ridged and broken near the base.

The knuckle-plate is usually ridged with a rope-shaped crest or with bosses imitating the knuckles.