Phrasal verbs starting with "ride"

To travel with someone as a passenger or companion, often to observe or simply for company.

To pass a place while riding a bicycle, horse, motorcycle, or similar vehicle.

To pursue and overtake or trample someone while on horseback or in a vehicle; also to travel downward on a ride.

To approach someone aggressively or at speed while riding a horse or vehicle.

To show strong loyalty or support for someone or something; also to head toward a destination on horseback.

To depart on a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle, moving away from a place.

To continue riding, or for an outcome to depend critically on something.

To endure a difficult period or situation until it passes.

To ride to someone's location; or to override or dismiss someone's authority, objections, or feelings.

For clothing to move upward out of position on the body; or to approach a place by riding.

To approach someone or something closely on horseback, bicycle, or motorcycle, sometimes unexpectedly.

To travel in the same vehicle as someone; to be associated or aligned with a person or group; or to accept and go along with something.