Add to ORKGbridge n"Oh," he said,"[they was] over there on _ Mr Billy Earle's shop brudge,an' _ an' he come out xxx then, and drove 'em off the brudge - the pop-gutted bugger...." (ie verandah,"bridge")(ie verandah,"bridge")YesDNE-cit (bridge)J. D. A. WIDDOWSON JUL 1973Used I and SupUsed I4Not usedSource appears in DNE I as T 139-6
bridge nBridge; porch of a house.Bridge; porch of a house.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962...
bridge nUncle Drew Dyke lived in the road and he would say "woman where's the bisom, I want to swe...
bridge nIn Corner Brook, the word "bridge" us used to name the front steps of a house and the open...
bridge nn. 1. Bridge. 2. Porch (of a house).n. 1. Bridge. 2. Porch (of a house).PRINTED ITEMG.M....
bridge n= bridge. Rarely used. This word is mentioned in the O.E.D. as an obsolete and dialect f...
bridge n'wooden walkway''wooden walkway'DNE-cit WK 61Used I and SupUsed I2Used ISource appears in D...
bridge nDo you see that blue smoke curlin' Under the birchy rudge, Down where the brook come...
bridge nrimes with fudge. Used by older residents of Winterton, Trinity Bay when talking of a sma...
bridge nThen we talk of a verandah or a porch on a house as"bridges".a verandah or a porch on a hous...
bridge n'wooden floor or walkway''wooden floor or walkway'DNE-cit WK 62Used I and SupUsed I2Used IS...
bridge npronounced _brudge_, is the word commonly used to denote a platform, though the latter wor...
bridge nIn Fogo I noticed . . . a verandah which they called a bridge.verandahJH 7/70Used I and SupU...
bridge nEvery house had a "bridge", often two, one at the XXX front door and one at the back, but ...
bridge nMost of the houses at Williamsport had 'bridges' built around them. (The bridge is a wood...
bridge nAn' when we got pretty handy to the island, we was handy [to the island ]as it is down...d...
bridge nBridge; porch of a house.Bridge; porch of a house.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962...
bridge nUncle Drew Dyke lived in the road and he would say "woman where's the bisom, I want to swe...
bridge nIn Corner Brook, the word "bridge" us used to name the front steps of a house and the open...
bridge nn. 1. Bridge. 2. Porch (of a house).n. 1. Bridge. 2. Porch (of a house).PRINTED ITEMG.M....
bridge n= bridge. Rarely used. This word is mentioned in the O.E.D. as an obsolete and dialect f...
bridge n'wooden walkway''wooden walkway'DNE-cit WK 61Used I and SupUsed I2Used ISource appears in D...
bridge nDo you see that blue smoke curlin' Under the birchy rudge, Down where the brook come...
bridge nrimes with fudge. Used by older residents of Winterton, Trinity Bay when talking of a sma...
bridge nThen we talk of a verandah or a porch on a house as"bridges".a verandah or a porch on a hous...
bridge n'wooden floor or walkway''wooden floor or walkway'DNE-cit WK 62Used I and SupUsed I2Used IS...
bridge npronounced _brudge_, is the word commonly used to denote a platform, though the latter wor...
bridge nIn Fogo I noticed . . . a verandah which they called a bridge.verandahJH 7/70Used I and SupU...
bridge nEvery house had a "bridge", often two, one at the XXX front door and one at the back, but ...
bridge nMost of the houses at Williamsport had 'bridges' built around them. (The bridge is a wood...
bridge nAn' when we got pretty handy to the island, we was handy [to the island ]as it is down...d...
bridge nBridge; porch of a house.Bridge; porch of a house.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962...
bridge nUncle Drew Dyke lived in the road and he would say "woman where's the bisom, I want to swe...
bridge nIn Corner Brook, the word "bridge" us used to name the front steps of a house and the open...