Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Full of bridges; resembling a bridge.
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Examples
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Rockstarlover483 heyy do you have any idea if you have to be a certain age to camp there or can anyone? bridgy the tickets last year cost about?
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expensive hairstylists are always the key to feeling good about your locks. lockes? is there an 'e' when we're not talking about the boaty-bridgy-things in canals? too lazy to look it up.
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