rider
/'raidə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who rides: A "rider" is someone who travels on or controls an animal, vehicle, or device. This includes someone riding a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, or a passenger in a vehicle like a bus, train, or plane.
- An additional clause or provision: In legal and legislative contexts, a "rider" is an amendment or clause added to a document, such as a bill or contract, that is not central to the main purpose of the document.
Examples of Usage
Noun (Person who rides):
- The rider guided the horse expertly over the jump.
- She is a regular rider on the morning commuter train.
- The motorcycle rider wore a helmet for safety.
Noun (Additional clause):
- The senator added a rider to the spending bill about environmental protection.
- The contract had a rider specifying the terms of payment.
Advanced Usage
"Rider" in insurance: An additional provision added to an insurance policy to modify its terms or expand coverage.
- He added a rider to his health insurance to cover dental procedures.
"Rider" in show business: A list of specific demands or requirements added to a performer's contract.
- The band's rider required specific food and technical equipment backstage.
Variants and Related Words
Riding (n): The activity or sport of riding horses.
- She enjoys riding in the countryside.
Ride (v/n): The verb form meaning to sit on and control the movement of an animal or vehicle, or the noun for a journey on such.
- They ride their bikes to school. / We went for a ride in the car.
Synonyms
- Passenger: A traveler in a vehicle who is not operating it.
- Equestrian: A person who rides horses, especially skillfully.
- Addendum: Something added, especially to a document.
- Amendment: A minor change or addition designed to improve a text.
Related Phrases
- Rider up: (Archaic/Informal) To mount a horse.
- The soldiers were ordered to rider up and prepare to move out.
Related Idioms
A rough rider: Someone who rides horses skillfully, especially in difficult conditions. Historically, it refers to a member of a cavalry regiment.
- He was known as a rough rider, fearless on any terrain.
To take for a ride: (Idiomatic) To deceive or cheat someone.
- The salesman really took me for a ride with that faulty car. (Note: This idiom uses "ride," not directly "rider," but is a closely related expression.)
Noun
- a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
- a traveler who actively rides a vehicle (as a bicycle or motorcycle)
- a clause that is appended to a legislative bill
- a traveler who actively rides an animal (as a horse or camel)