bridge [ bridge ]
Noun
Not too far ahead was the first of the bridges across the river.
Such cases constitute a bridge between Chapters 12 and 13.
The bridge of the ship is bustling with activity.
he pushed his spectacles further up the bridge of his nose
The key to well fitting comfortable glasses is the bridge of the frames.
A temporary bridge can be made so that you cannot see the spaces between the remaining teeth.
ebony bridges and fingerboards
The verses, bridges, and choruses of the originals don't always remain intact.
I have been playing pool for almost 5 years and since I have started I have been using an open bridge.
Lay the bridge on the table with the notch of desired height behind the cue ball.
The internal harnesses comprise unlabeled black wires terminated at the bridge rectifiers and filter caps.
Verb
Ties were also found covered with mortar bridging the cavity.
It's about bridging the gap between the genres.
Origin
Noun
He was always a keen golfer and bridge player.

