Pronunciation

/rɪˈdaɪər/

Definitions

Noun

1. A person who rides, especially on a horse or bicycle.
   • Example: “The experienced rider navigated the steep trail with ease.”
2. A clause or provision added to a contract or agreement that modifies or qualifies the main terms.
   • Example: “The rental agreement included a no-smoking rider.”
3. A person who uses public transportation without a fare, often by sneaking aboard.
   • Example: “The police were searching for a fare-dodging rider on the bus.”

Verb

1. To ride, often as a hobby or activity.
   • Example: “She enjoys riding her horse on weekends.”
2. To include or specify an additional condition or requirement (usually in writing).
   • Example: “The terms were ridered with a confidentiality clause.”

Phrases

• “Ride a bike” or “ride a horse”
• “Carry a passenger as a rider”
• “Rider’s safety equipment” (helmet, gloves, etc.)

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The amateur rider practiced her jumps at the stable.”
• Verb: “The lawyer added a rider to the will, specifying the distribution of assets.”
• Noun (unlawful): “The police were called to investigate fare dodgers on the train.”

Synonyms

• Biker
• Jockey (for horse riding)
• Passenger (when someone rides along)
• Clause addition (legal context)
• Stowaway (informal term for a fare-dodger)