"ridgebone" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From Middle English rygge-bone, rigbone, from Old English hryċġbān (“backbone; spine”), from Proto-West Germanic *hruggjabain, from Proto-Germanic *hrugjabainą (“backbone”); equivalent to ridge (“the back”) + bone.",
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          "text": "[T]he corrupt blood […] lying cluttered about the ridge-bone.",
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          "ref": "1815, G. LLOYD (Riding Master, and SYMES (R.)), R. SYMES, The Improved Art of Riding, Etc",
          "text": "Let your body be erect and straight, your ridgebone answering to that of the horse; so that his body and your's may appear but as one piece of mechanism."
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          "ref": "2005, Brock Brower, Nancy Lawton, Blue Dog, Green River:",
          "text": "And running zigzag down its back, you can see its squiggly ridgebone taking all the meanders you can see right down below. \"That ridgebone is the river, I swear. Rising sun hits it dead the same way, only earlier, over the plateau.",
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          "ref": "2013, Steve Vera, Drynn:",
          "text": "[…]; a Drynnian ridgebone was made for combat, hunting, and tunneling rock. It was also a very good shield and with it, he parried the blow meant for his head.",
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          "ref": "2015, Adele DeGirolamo, Stolen Child - In-Between: Book Two:",
          "text": "“Voila, my little angry one,” Markus spoke, looking at the foreign piece of junk that had been yanked free without any further struggle, straight out of the ridgebone of his back.",
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        },
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          "text": "And running zigzag down its back, you can see its squiggly ridgebone taking all the meanders you can see right down below. \"That ridgebone is the river, I swear. Rising sun hits it dead the same way, only earlier, over the plateau.",
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        },
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          "ref": "2015, Adele DeGirolamo, Stolen Child - In-Between: Book Two:",
          "text": "“Voila, my little angry one,” Markus spoke, looking at the foreign piece of junk that had been yanked free without any further struggle, straight out of the ridgebone of his back.",
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