ripple
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɪpəl/
Forms: ripples
ripple means: A small wave that moves across the surface of water or another liquid.
noun
A small wave that moves across the surface of water or another liquid.
- A ripple crossed the pond.
- The falling leaf made tiny ripples on the water.
- We watched the ripples spread across the lake.
A small raised line or wave-shaped fold on a surface, often one of several.
- Ripples covered the wet sand.
- The fabric had a slight ripple near the seam.
- Light caught the ripples in the metal sheet.
Ice cream with strips or swirls of another flavor mixed through it.
- I chose raspberry ripple.
- She served two scoops of fudge ripple.
- This ripple ice cream has chocolate sauce running through it.
verb
To move in small waves, like water when a light wind blows across it.
- The water rippled gently.
- Silk curtains rippled in the breeze.
- His back muscles ripple as he lifts the heavy box.
Questions about ripple
What does ripple mean?
A small wave that moves across the surface of water or another liquid.
What is ripple in other languages?
Türkçe: küçük dalga · Español: onda · Français: ride · Deutsch: kleine Welle · Italiano: increspatura · 日本語: さざ波
How do you pronounce ripple?
It is pronounced /ˈrɪpəl/.
How do you use ripple in a sentence?
A ripple crossed the pond. The falling leaf made tiny ripples on the water.
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