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Definition of bridge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bridge is as below...
Bridge
(n.) The small arch or bar at right
angles
to the
strings
of a
violin,
guitar,
etc.,
serving
of raise them and
transmit
their
vibrations
to the body of the
instrument..
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Safe
::
Safe
(superl.)
Conferring
safety;
securing
from harm; not
exposing
to
danger;
confining
securely;
to be
relied
upon; not
dangerous;
as, a safe
harbor;
a safe
bridge,
etc..
Water Wing
::
Water wing () One of two walls built on
either
side of the
junction
of a
bridge
with the bank of a
river,
to
protect
the
abutment
of the
bridge
and the bank from the
action
of the
current..
Ruinous
::
Ruinous
(a.)
Characterized
by ruin;
ruined;
dilapidated;
as, an
edifice,
bridge,
or wall in a
ruinous
state..
Bridgepot
::
Bridgepot
(n.) The
adjustable
socket,
or step, of a
millstone
spindle..
Anchor
::
Anchor
(n.) Any
instrument
or
contrivance
serving
a
purpose
like that of a
ship's
anchor,
as an
arrangement
of
timber
to hold a dam fast; a
contrivance
to hold the end of a
bridge
cable,
or other
similar
part; a
contrivance
used by
founders
to hold the core of a mold in
place..
Bridewell
::
Bridewell
(n.) A house of
correction
for the
confinement
of
disorderly
persons;
-- so
called
from a
hospital
built in 1553 near St.
Bride's
(or
Bridget's)
well, in
London,
which was
subsequently
a penal
workhouse..
Architecture
::
Architecture
(n.) The art or
science
of
building;
especially,
the art of
building
houses,
churches,
bridges,
and other
structures,
for the
purposes
of civil life; -- often
called
civil
architecture..
Cubbridge-head
::
Cubbridge-head
(n.) A
bulkhead
on the
forecastle
and half deck of a ship.
Pontifice
::
Pontifice
(n.)
Bridgework;
structure
or
edifice
of a
bridge.
Bridge
::
Bridge
(n.)
Anything
supported
at the ends, which
serves
to keep some other thing from
resting
upon the
object
spanned,
as in
engraving,
watchmaking,
etc., or which forms a
platform
or
staging
over which
something
passes
or is
conveyed..
Abridgment
::
Abridgment
(n.) That which
abridges
or cuts
short;
hence,
an
entertainment
that makes the time pass
quickly..
Abridged
::
Abridged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Abridg.
Abridge
::
Abridge
(v. t.) To
deprive;
to cut off; --
followed
by of, and
formerly
by from; as, to
abridge
one of his
rights..
Razee
::
Razee (v. t.) To cut down to a less
number
of
decks,
and thus to an
inferior
rate or
class,
as a ship;
hence,
to prune or
abridge
by
cutting
off or
retrenching
parts;
as, to razee a book, or an
article..
Hosteler
::
Hosteler
(n.) A
student
in a
hostel,
or small
unendowed
collede
in
Oxford
or
Cambridge..
Pontage
::
Pontage
(n.) A duty or tax paid for
repairing
bridges.
Repass
::
Repass
(v. t.) To pass
again;
to pass or
travel
over in the
opposite
direction;
to pass a
second
time; as, to
repass
a
bridge
or a
river;
to
repass
the sea..
Survey
::
Survey
(n.) A
particular
view; an
examination,
especially
an
official
examination,
of all the parts or
particulars
of a
thing,
with a
design
to
ascertain
the
condition,
quantity,
or
quality;
as, a
survey
of the
stores
of a ship; a
survey
of roads and
bridges;
a
survey
of
buildings..
Mute
::
Mute (n.) A
little
utensil
made of
brass,
ivory,
or other
material,
so
formed
that it can be fixed in an erect
position
on the
bridge
of a
violin,
or
similar
instrument,
in order to
deaden
or
soften
the
tone..
Abbreviate
::
Abbreviate
(a.)
Abbreviated;
abridged;
shortened.
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