Corduroy Ridge is a type of fabric that is made up of a series of ridges and wales. The term is composed of the words 'WELT' (4 letters), 'WALE' (4 letters), 'RIB' (3 letters), 'waled' (5 letters), 'RIDGED' (6 letters), 'ridges' (6 letters), and 'wle' (3 letters). WELT refers to a strip of material used to join two pieces of fabric together, while WALE is a raised ridge in the fabric. RIB is a vertical line of stitching that is used to create a pattern in the fabric. Waled is the process of creating the ridges in the fabric, and RIDGED and ridges refer to the ridges created by the waled process.