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Ridgel

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Ridg´el
n.1.(Zool.) Same as Ridgelling.
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Noun1.ridgel - a colt with undescended testicles
ridgeling, ridgil, ridgling
colt - a young male horse under the age of four
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Thanks to the district's offer to lease Ridgel ine a portion of the old Dunn Elementary building on Willamette Street, the school will be able to open at full capacity next month, albeit at two different locations.
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Survivors include a brother, Thomas Golden of Klamath Falls; and six sisters, Dorothy Ridgel, Billie Goodyear and Winnie Scott, all of Sacramento, Juanita Wages of Cibolo, Texas, Doris Cargill of Portland and Patsy Fox of Boise.
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