The clasp is a soft-ridged and polished deer bone brooch.
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Coins have ridged edges — there's something to touch and fidget with.
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Binder clips ridged the back and sides of my yellow jacket.
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On the other hand, the Flurry is average-sized and extremely ridged.
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The most notable design element is the bottom, which is ridged for grip.
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At the same time, the ridged surface imbues the painting with a structural physicality.
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The thick-ridged potato chips come covered in chocolate, peanut butter, or white almond.
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It's ridged and plasticky, and generally takes away from the overall class of the joint.
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Its brown skin was speckled with pink contusions and, its massive tusks ridged with age.
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Broadly speaking BOB is made up of long, ridged segments and strange, fantastical looking heads.
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Tomatoes braised with spare ribs make a compelling sauce of ridged mini-torpedoes of cavatelli.
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Serve up this tasty ham salad with ridged potato chips to keep things tidy (ish).
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Sometimes they are ridged, but this is a mere decoration and not a structural element.
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But New Order was and is far more than angular guitars and ridged 808 drum beats.
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The slices rise like a ridged island out of a saffron-hued puddle of mango purée.
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She pulled back the seal and discovered that it was also filled with delicious, ridged penne.
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When you are close-up, you see the ridged concentric lines and how much they overlap.
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But condom molds can be made magnum-size, studded, ridged, or flared for a more ergonomic fit.
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The middle "button" is ridged so it's not hard to find, a smart design decision by Vivo.
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But the cup's most unconventional feature is its ridged sides, mimicking the unique texture of real pineapples.
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His suit jacket sleeves had been mended with small stitches and his hands were ridged with turquoise veins.
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For ten euros they will plait hair in cane rows or Senegalese twists or high-ridged Dutch braids.
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The geographic tongue, the ridged nails, the family history of Crohn's disease were all seen in psoriatic arthritis.
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We see them from the rear, with both the dog and car pointed toward the low-ridged horizon.
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The ladies wear helmets ridged with fluorescent pink mohawks and matching vests bedazzled in blingy patches and sequins.
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It's a beast of a phone, with a ridged, industrial design like that of the company's cameras and accessories.
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Huawei is introducing a new ridged finish with its Mate 20 Pro, which the company calls Hyper Optical Pattern.
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Presence: Classy, ridged shells of white, black, and golden brown, holding a mid-sized nugget of creamy white meat.
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Lining its length are blocky apartment houses, some with ridged concrete walls, and stores set back under covered sidewalks.
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The form's ridged surface could be read as hair, as scarred skin, as the hide of a fantastic being.
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If outdoor grilling isn't possible, use a ridged stovetop grill or a cast-iron pan, cranked up to nearly smoking.
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A purist would admire the hand-rolled, ridged ricotta cavatelli, but might want a word with Mr. Portale about the sauce.
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Like fellow Oviraptorosaur Baby Louie, it strutted around on two legs and and sported a toothless beak with ridged chewing surfaces.
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Between the numerous pre-launch leaks and Google's official unveiling, the one thing everyone noticed about it was the new ridged underside.
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It has an LCD screen, and its glass back is ridged, making it feel more like a vinyl record than smooth glass.
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Her 25 sculptures on view are vase-like, each retaining in some form a plastic bottle's bumpy base and its ridged neck.
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Yet the axes themselves, finely tuned weapons whose ridged faces resemble oyster shells, certainly have a visual attraction that exceeds pure function.
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It comes in a new pink color (though you can't preorder the pink model yet) and sports a ridged bottom for extra grip.
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Researchers said its extinction highlighted the importance of enacting measures to protect other endangered Yangtze wildlife, such as the narrow-ridged finless porpoise.
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But there were also key differences that set this new specimen apart; the teeth were more heavily ridged than those of other species, for example.
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These areas are separated by ridged edges that show up as furrows in the landscape when the Sun's rays hit them at a low angle.
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Vivian's species had evolved a million light years away from Earth, yet she looked almost exactly human except for her glowing veins and ridged cheekbones.
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The noodles, short ridged tubes, are toasted and cooked with oil-cured tuna in a tomato sauce that is seasoned with turmeric and curry leaves.
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Maria's eye flew about 70 miles -- through plantain fields and stegosaurus-ridged mountains, shanty towns and pastel cities -- in roughly eight hours on September 13.
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Here, anxiety is represented by a series of ridged zig-zags; arctic moss by clusters of leaf shapes; falling snow is translated into circular blobs.
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Compared to the One M9's mushy power and volume buttons, the HTC 10's power button is ridged and the volume buttons are very clicky.
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The Noble Audio crown sits atop a rock-solid aluminum shell that is gently ridged around the sides and feels like it could last a lifetime.
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The head strap, controllers, and even tiny things like the now-ridged focus adjustment dial on the right side have been through numerous iterations and generations.
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A distinctive ridged grip runs along the bottom of the laptop, which could make the machine feel better in the hand as you carry it around.
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If this frigid white expanse ridged with crystal blue rivers of meltwater were to thaw completely, it would raise global sea levels by more than 20 feet.
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The giraffid had two pairs of ossicone "horns"; one short pair in front, above the eyes, and a second, long, curved, ridged pair that swept up and backwards.
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Redditor u/StarDildos fabricated a sex toy in the shape of what he imagines a Xi'an penis looks like—a greenish, ridged member that's hollow at the tip.
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A slightly oval melamine bread box of Danish design has a clever bamboo lid that doubles as a cutting board: smooth on one side, ridged on the other.
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By this time, Mullican had long perfected his use of the thin edge of a printer's ink knife to make a ridged line about two inches in length.
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The editor's suite includes tools that allow human editors to assign specific geometries to flyover buildings (think Salesforce tower's unique ridged dome) that allow them to be instantly recognizable.
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It takes only about 10 minutes to cook over fairly high heat, over coals, on the stovetop in a ridged or flat cast-iron pan, or under the broiler.
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Front Burner As spring ramps up (pun intended), Sfoglini, the Brooklyn-based maker of unusual organic pastas, is selling deeply ridged radiator pasta (in Italian, radiatore) seasoned with nettles.
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We arrived without incident and were greeted by Mohammad Masood, an ample-gutted major whose left arm was ridged with scar tissue from an ambush in Mosul in 2006.
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More importantly, as I went from scrutinizing a field of ridged lines to seeing the jagged shapes they become, I found I got a different satisfaction in each view.
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But hovercraft skirts are easily damaged by ridged ice (the sort that forms when previously broken ice refreezes), so the vehicles cannot be used in places that require frequent clearance.
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The dining room is unusually beautiful and abstractly transportive, framed by a ridged wooden canopy and punctuated with sleek round mirrors that reflect golden light from hanging hand-blown bulbs.
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In October, Misi served these ridged coins with another tomato sauce, this one barely cooked, just some Sungold tomatoes warmed until they broke open and their yellow pulp spilled out.
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It's not my preferred mug for daily use, simply because the lid has three separate parts—a mouthpiece, a gasket, and lid—that are deeply ridged and hard to clean.
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Before Dewey, I was being menaced by a woman eating a bowl of ramen while seemingly dressed as a sunflower, a ring of pink ridged plastic firmly affixed to her face.
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CENTER CONWAY, N.H. — The Saco River flows lazily here, from New Hampshire into Maine, ridged with sandy banks and lush forests, luring eager families in canoes and rowdy flotillas of young adults.
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The yellow-and-green ridged cups have popped up at select Starbucks locations in Hawaii, Korea, and Japan, but some people are selling the quirky to-go cups for more than $100.
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The seasonal tasting menu, which includes licorice-smoked lamb loin, ridged pasta with foie gras, and seared scallop with Périgord truffles, will run around $250 with a glass of wine or two.
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But the visible details of the lava, like the molten rock's ridged-looking edges as it gushes into the air, somehow makes the display calming rather than frightening, like ASMR but with flames.
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Photograph by Lauren Lancaster for The New Yorker The dining room feels almost like an installation, with a ridged wooden canopy and round mirrors that reflect golden light from hanging hand-blown bulbs.
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His new collection of bands are ridged, fluted, faceted and cabled in signature David Yurman style, and made of titanium, forged carbon, meteorite, black diamonds and more, selling for $295 to around $7,900.
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At the same time, the ridged lines and vibrant shapes established a continuum connecting the tactile to the hallucinatory, a material state of things to a state of seeing that approaches the vertiginous.
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CARY PLANTATION, Me. — Up here, near the end of Interstate 95, a single main road ridged with stately conifers runs past the odd house that at night casts an orange glow over the snow.
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Little flesh tom-toms announcing the night-march from within the ridged whorls of your ears which to get rid of the sound of his voice you burn off this time with a blowtorch.
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Ledgerwood's drips, thickly ridged lines of paint, intense colors (magenta, pinks, and hot reds), and overt delineations of what can only be called feminine shapes add up to a frank celebration of female sexuality.
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All white, with foot-long ridged horns, they were elegant but slightly menacing — at least to me, a born and bred New Yorker who has always been a little bit wary of farm animals.
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The installation includes several copies of NBA player Derrick Rose's New York Knicks jersey set in resin, appearing as if game-used and sweat-soaked, mounted on ridged foam board that creates a rippling effect.
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Cut the "sausages" into 2 cm-wide slices (if you want you can gently press the prongs of a fork into one side to give them that pleasing ridged look but I don't usually bother).
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Heather Askinosie — a crystal healer, the founder of Energy Muse, and author of CRYSTAL365: Crystals for Everyday Life and Your Guide to Health, Wealth, and Balance —for instance, recommends Lemurian Quartz, which is subtly ridged.
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As it climbed, so it dwindled, until it was little better than a cart track— ridged brown earth covered loosely by stones, shards of soft blue slate and yellow gravel braided by the running rainwater.
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The silicone tool is made to be slipped over your index and middle fingers, like a puppet, and has ridged nubs that work up a better lather between the bristles and soap than your hands would.
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Even so, Linda Fargo, the director of women's fashion at Bergdorf Goodman, who wore a wrap — a sumptuously ridged affair embroidered at the rear with a single word, "Beauty" — said he has never left her consciousness.
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I enjoyed the xylophone-esque instruments and a wooden frog with a ridged back I could scrape with a little wooden baton, but the rubber ball with its textured skin and the rainstick were my favorite.
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Of course, a rhinoceros is not a pig, but the creature's ridged stance suggests the personal savings device familiar to those of us who in our formative years cherished a swinish ceramic asset collector of similar deportment.
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His letters stand up from their bright white backgrounds as sharply as a series of tiny mesas, but their subtly ridged brushstrokes record their maker's time and attention as thoroughly as any van Eyck or cuneiform tablet.
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World Athletics, the governing body of track and field competitors worldwide, announced that there would be an "indefinite moratorium" on shoes with a sole exceeding 40 millimeters and containing more than one ridged embedded plate of any material.
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"Hamilton: The Revolution" was designed to mimic the appearance of a text from Alexander Hamilton's era, with a ridged leather spine, Roman numerals for chapters and cream-colored lightweight paper that was a special-order stock from Asia.
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"The wind and ocean currents transport ice across the Arctic to this region, so by the time it accumulates here, it is old and ridged and therefore thicker than ice in other regions," Pfirman explained in an email.
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For years, it's true, the singer has beaten the beast in the costume stakes, since Godzilla prefers to function au naturel, with his dark-green skin, all wrinkled and ridged, lending him the look of a furious avocado.
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The Parker House rolls are gravity-defying orbs served with soft cultured butter that, in the evening's best magic trick, rises from a custom-made dish in six identical ridged curls, like shrimp performing a Busby Berkeley routine.
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Perhaps the least healthy but happiest way to start a day in Naples is with a sfogliatella, a pastry pocket of fresh ricotta with candied fruit and frolla (smooth) or riccia (ridged) shell, all made crumbly with lard.
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The artist makes a number of ridged, evenly spaced, concentric lines on the painting's prepared surface with a custom-designed tool, which rotates around the canvas like a rake pulling its teeth through a thick coat of color.
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The watch has an almost-identical rectangular touchscreen face with rounded corners and a lookalike rotating ridged crown button for scrolling, which is also located above a similar-looking pill-shaped button on the right side of the watch.
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The white patches where Faruqee's toothed instrument covers the ridged, concentric lines, combined with the thick paint spilling over the painting's edges, underscore the artist's penchant for meticulousness fused with her recognition that control is not always called for.
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The key to the design is the use of interchangeable adhesives on the drone's base: microspines for digging into rough materials like stucco, carpet, or rubble, and ridged silicone (inspired by the morphology of gecko feet) for grabbing onto glass.
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The sledgehog is designed to be a mouthful for destructive dogs An ingenuous toy with an adorable design, the sledgehog is made of rubber and its ridged spikes make for fun bounces and also serve as grips for your dog's mouth.
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She had kept it in a pocket of her bag for years, though she didn't know why—she never wore lipstick, and this one was nothing special, its ridged gold case scratched and grubby, the orange color inside worn to a nub.
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It's the final consumer edition Vive that's coming out today, although it looks almost identical — the branding is new, and the small focus rod on the bottom is ridged instead of smooth, but I still sometimes worry I'm picking up the wrong set by accident.
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Rhythm & Roll Percussion PlaneMade with real beech wood, this $20 plane has a pair of tiny cymbals for propellers, and a ridged guiro running along the plane's tail that can be played with a stick that hides away inside the craft's tiny cargo hold.
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We wish only to gently pet the tiny hairs on this tiny being's ridged forehead and wide floppy ears, to find out if they really do feel like velvet, and — if necessary— to throw ourselves in front of any blaster bolt that threatens to harm those hairs.
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Winston and his team crafted elements appropriate for a modestly budgeted series — like the ridged headpiece embittered British actor Alexander Dane (Rickman, perfectly cast) wears while playing the role of science officer Dr. Lazarus — and aliens who looked like more convincing spins on Star Trek's rubber-and-prosthetics creations.
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He was given the nickname "the creator of cumbia rebajada" (Mexican cumbia), thanks to an incident that occurred when the motor on his record player overheated, the turntable slowed down, and the caja drum, accordion, and ridged guacharaca cane became the signature of the cumbia from Nuevo León.
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There's a beautiful ritual to opening up a single, individually wrapped cone — first you crinkle up the top edge so you can peel away the thick paper disc that protects the ridged ice cream top without damaging it, then carefully unfurl the paper that protects the sides of the cone.
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As for the Klingons, they've received the biggest redesign of the series, both physically (the design falls somewhere between the ridged foreheads of Next Generation and subsequent shows, and the rebooted race from Star Trek Into Darkness) and aesthetically, with the Klingon outfits taking on an ornate, golden style that's different from anything seen on Trek series before.
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Here's what researchers know about squirting from an anatomical standpoint: If you insert an object or penis inside of the vaginal opening, about one-third of the way up, and push it against the anterior vaginal wall, there is a ridged area of the tissue (aka the G-spot region) that feels like soft corduroy during arousal, explains Patti Britton, PhD, clinical sexologist.
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Yes, Ms. Robbins has given half of her menu over to long noodles and short ones; strands of linguine with chopped garlic and a double dose of fish in the form of chopped anchovies and drizzled colatura; circles filled with ricotta whipped until it is as soft as cream; pinched rings of tortelli stuffed with mascarpone and spinach; the deeply ridged Sardinian shells known as malloreddus; and other Italian marvels of starch formation.
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