Bridge
Bridge
(n.)
definition:
A device to measure the resistance of
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(n.)
definition:
A low wall or vertical partition in t
For deflecting flame etc.; -- usually called a bridge wall.
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(n.)
definition:
A structure
Usually of wood stone brick or iron erected over a river or other water course or over a chasm railroad
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(n.)
definition:
Anything supported at the ends
Which serves to keep some other thing from restin as in engraving watchmaking etc. or which forms a platform or staging over which s
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(n.)
definition:
The small arch or bar at right angles
Guitar etc. serving of raise them and transmit their vibratio
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(v.)
definition:
To build a bridge or bridges on or
To bridge a river.
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(v.)
definition:
To find a way of getting over
As a difficulty; -- generally with over.
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge
(v.)
definition:
To open or make a passage
As by a bridge.
Bridge is a 6 letter word that begins with a B and ends in an E
Bridge-ward
(n.)
definition:
A bridge keeper; a warden or a gu
Bridge-ward is an 11 letter word that begins with a B and ends in a D
Bridge-ward
(n.)
definition:
The principal ward of a key.
Bridge-ward is an 11 letter word that begins with a B and ends in a D
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