Pronunciation: /rɪbd/
verb past tense of the verb rib, which means to mark or mold with ribs or ridges
A1 The cat ribbed against my leg for attention.
A2 She ribbed her brother playfully about his messy room.
B1 The comedian ribbed the audience with jokes about everyday life.
B2 The siblings ribbed each other mercilessly during the game.
C1 The talk show host ribbed the guest with witty banter.
C2 The politician ribbed his opponent during the debate, causing tension in the room.
adjective having raised bands or ridges
A1 The ribbed sweater kept me warm in the cold weather.
A2 She wore ribbed socks with her sneakers for extra comfort.
B1 The ribbed texture of the fabric added a unique touch to the design.
B2 The ribbed surface of the road provided better traction for the cars.
C1 The ribbed pattern on the vase was intricately designed and beautifully crafted.
C2 The ribbed detailing on the furniture gave it a luxurious and sophisticated look.
formal The ribbed texture of the fabric provides added durability.
informal I love wearing ribbed sweaters in the winter.
slang These ribbed condoms are supposed to enhance pleasure.
figurative His voice was ribbed with emotion as he recounted the story.
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