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		sand ridge [`san ´rij]  GEOLOGY 1. Any low ridge of sand formed at some distance from the shore, and either submerged or emergent, such as a longshore bar or a barrier beach.  2. One of a series of long, wide, extremely low, parallel ridges believed to represent the eroded stumps of former longitudinal sand dunes.  3. A crescent-shaped landform found on a sandy beach, such as a beach cusp.  4. See <<sand wave>>  |