ridden
adj/ˈɹɪd.n̩/ · [ˈɹʷɪ.dn̩]
Etymology Morphologically ride + -en. See ride (verb).
1
In compounds Full of.
2
In compounds Oppressed, dominated or plagued by.
- Derived terms
48 terms
abuse-ridden, angst-ridden, bedridden, book-ridden, bug-ridden, caste-ridden, church-ridden, cliché-ridden, cloud-ridden, conflict-ridden, court-ridden, crime-ridden, crisis-ridden, debt-ridden, devil-ridden, disease-ridden, drudgery-ridden, drug-ridden, dust-ridden, fever-ridden, flea-ridden, gout-ridden, guilt-ridden, hagridden, louse-ridden, memory-ridden, money-ridden, obstacle-ridden, passion-ridden, plague-ridden, poverty-ridden, priest-ridden, rat-ridden, riddenness, scandal-ridden, scum-ridden, sex-ridden, sin-ridden, sleaze-ridden, slum-ridden, sorrow-ridden, storm-ridden, strife-ridden, violence-ridden, war-ridden, waste-ridden, witch-ridden, wormridden