bridge

Phonetic Respelling: [ brij ]

Definition:

n. a structure built over something so people can cross; v. to make a passage over

Sentence:

The car drove on the bridge. OR We will need to bridge the river.

More example sentences:

The car drove on the bridge. OR We will need to bridge the river.

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Who shot at Ben and the Secret Service agents when they were on the bridge in traffic?

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What kind of animal is being walked across the bridge on the '11' page?

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Stickeen froze at the ice bridge and was afraid to cross it. What did he do?

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Where was the longest suspension bridge John Roebling had built?

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What bridge did the bus pass under on their field trip?

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How did the ghost on the covered bridge look?

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Where was the bridge located?

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Under what weight did the Dirk School's bridge collapse?

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The shakiness of the old bridge made us afraid to cross it.

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Which bridge needs to be crossed?

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Which kind of bridge is the strongest?

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The bridge buckled in the wind.

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Tschiffely says the bridge they crossed was rickety. What does rickety mean?

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What did the person under the bridge have?

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Synonyms:

structure over a river; land connector;cross

Antonyms:

dead end

Bridge rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • fridge
  • midge
  • ridge
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • aakridge
  • asattridge
  • estridge
  • ethridge
  • mcbridge
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • miscavige