| Rid | sit and travel on the back of animal, usually while controlling its motions |
|---|---|
| Rid | climb up on the body |
| Rid | sit on and control a vehicle |
| Rid | continue undisturbed and without interference |
| Rid | lie moored or anchored |
| Rid | be contingent on |
| Rid | have certain properties when driven |
| Rid | be sustained or supported or borne |
| Rid | ride away on a horse, for example |
| Rid | driving animals such as horses and cattle while riding along with them |
| Rid | keep tabs on |
| Rid | ride on horseback |