The term saddle may refer to the following:
- a type of supportive and/or protective structure for a rider or other load, usually made of leather, attached to an animal for riding, such as a horse
- a seat for a bicycle or motorcycle
- a device mounted to support an object which it is shaped to fit or hold
- any object that resembles a saddle in shape, position or function
- a posterior or lower part of an animal, usually poultry, especially when distinct in shape or marking
- a cut of meat comprised of the unseparated loin from both sides of an animal, usually mutton, venison or lamb
- a type of bridge on a string instrument that incorporates a separate bearing surface on which the strings rest
- a low area or ridge connecting two higher elevations or peaks
- Chimney saddle (or cricket), a type of ridge structure designed to divert water on a roof around a chimney or a transition area between roofs
- Saddle point, a single value in a saddle graph or surface that produces the lowest point between two low or valley regions and is also the highest connecting path between two peaks or ridgelines
- Saddle surface (or saddle graph), a graph containing one or more saddle points
- Monkey saddle, a type of saddle graph or surface with three dips
- The Saddle, a mountain in Glen Shiel in Scotland
- an unincorporated community in Fulton County, Arkansas in the US noted for its somewhat unusual name
Other Database Pages Exist for this Phrase:
Tanning and dressing of leather/ manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and footwear
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