rib
ਪੱਸਲੀ
definition
verb
the road ahead was ribbed with furrows of slush
mark with or form into raised bands or ridges.
the first time I appeared in the outfit I was ribbed mercilessly
tease good-naturedly.
noun
a small open boat with a fiberglass hull and inflatable rubber sides.
example
Here is a barbecued prime 'rib' that's perfect for a small family.
There was evidence of osteomyelitis of the left fibula, healed 'rib' fractures and healed jaw lesions.
Leaf 'rib' anthocyanin was measured only in FR, where one QTL was detected.
The 'rib' was then raised into position, and pulled sideways to connect to the dovetails on the cross supports.
I particularly liked this pattern, which was easy to memorise and a tad more interesting than a 'rib' or stocking stitch.
This abbreviated variation of the looping 'rib' vault was also an innovation of Benedikt Ried in Bohemia and his followers in Germany.
When looking for tender cuts of meat, choose meat labeled loin or 'rib' .
She followed the 'rib' of rock to the left where the ground continued to be fairly level.
To the immediate right, there is a short climb up a rock 'rib' , at the top of which is an obscured boulder crawl leading on and up.
It led to a snow-filled gully, then a 'rib' of loose rock.
Drop-off is to our left, but the road is wide by trail standards, and I place my front right tire on the good side of a bed-rock 'rib' protruding from the roadbed.
knit twenty rows of 'rib'
A very forgiving 'rib' , easy to memorise and fast to knit.
Traverse for a variation, ski the side of a 'rib' or drop over a roll, pick up speed, carve a big arc.
To cap his year, Partridge fractured a 'rib' in a surfing accident just as he was returning to training.
Structurally we need a solid 'rib' or two to attach the aerodynamic controls to the leading edge.
By reducing the complexity of traditional intersecting 'rib' vaults, he proposed a pure barrel form, cantilevered above a glazed screen.
There's so much affection in the way that they cheer each other on, in the loving way they interact with their children, in the way that they 'rib' each other and tease and play and work.
I have every confidence that the Billingsgate fish pie, 'rib' of beef forestière and lobster in bisque would have been equally competently done.
Gilkey was anchored securely to his position in the gully with two ice axes while the others moved to the other side of a rocky 'rib' to set up a tent.
Mark a centerline across the top of each 'rib' and lay out four evenly spaced hole locations. 5.
Leaves are mild-tasting and can be used for cole slaw or added to salads - the crunchy 'rib' of the leaf adds an interesting texture to a tossed salad.
The umbrella itself has tiny holes and is pulled slightly off one 'rib' .
a 'rib' vault
A fully developed leaf, 16 cm in length, was divided into two equal halves by cutting away the central 'rib' .
knit a new 'rib'
And in this macho culture, Thabang Silepe says his classmates 'rib' him for wearing ballet shoes instead of soccer cleats.
They 'rib' us in a good natured way while making it clear that they will not vote and are not taken in by our occasional concern for them.
They first strip the thin cuticle layer from the middle 'rib' of a young palm leaf, then soak the fibers for pliability.
I am keen on the idea of a wing 'rib' of beef, after all it is the traditional Christmas day dish.
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