Definitions
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- adjective rare Full of bridges.
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- adjective Full of
bridges .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Also on the topic of architectural prettiness, we drove over the (second) Severn Bridge to get there, and I was very taken with it, and the views therefrom: you can see several pictures of this bridgey goodness here (lazy, I know).
...play a song for me Ra 2009
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Also on the topic of architectural prettiness, we drove over the (second) Severn Bridge to get there, and I was very taken with it, and the views therefrom: you can see several pictures of this bridgey goodness here (lazy, I know).
Archive 2009-05-01 Ra 2009
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Barbara could not have sucked up more ... and Bill .... belch! bridgey Writes:
rblog Ro 2010
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Described by Albion's best-known and least competent bard as "nice and bridgey," this functional edifice spans the entire width of the river Bower*, and is much beloved by both ardent romantics and the "desperate-but-desirous-of-a-quickie."
RPGWatch Newsfeed 2008
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