Add to ORKGbridge nIn our area . . . "the bridge . . . does not necessarily mean the crossing place over a brook; it means also the steps or wooden platform found before the front or back door.See cited quotation.JH 7/70Used I and SupUsed I and Sup4Not use
bridge n'front porch' (It is a platform, not a covered or closed area.)'front porch'WK 63Used I ...
bridge nMost of the houses at Williamsport had 'bridges' built around them. (The bridge is a wood...
bridge n= bridge. Rarely used. This word is mentioned in the O.E.D. as an obsolete and dialect f...
bridge nIn Corner Brook, the word "bridge" us used to name the front steps of a house and the open...
bridge nThe "bridge" was not just the means of crossing over a stream. In our language it meant t...
bridge nFront steps and small verandah on front of house.See cited quotation.Used I and SupUsed I an...
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= verandah. A wooden platform in front of a door to a house. The word "verandah" is used...
bridge nIn Fogo I noticed . . . a verandah which they called a bridge.verandahJH 7/70Used I and SupU...
bridge nIn Fogo the gallery or entrance to a house is always called a bridge. Usually it was the ...
bridge nthe"bridge from the bank to doorway" of store or stageSee cited quotationWK 63Used I an...
bridge n'platform in front of house,in contrast to enclosed porch' also part of _covel_See cite...
bridge nAn' when we got pretty handy to the island, we was handy [to the island ]as it is down...d...
bridge nIn Fogo the gallery or entrance to a house was called a bridge. Usually it was the wooden...
bridge nEvery house had a "bridge", often two, one at the XXX front door and one at the back, but ...
bridge n'front porch' (It is a platform, not a covered or closed area.)'front porch'WK 63Used I ...
bridge nMost of the houses at Williamsport had 'bridges' built around them. (The bridge is a wood...
bridge n= bridge. Rarely used. This word is mentioned in the O.E.D. as an obsolete and dialect f...
bridge nIn Corner Brook, the word "bridge" us used to name the front steps of a house and the open...
bridge nThe "bridge" was not just the means of crossing over a stream. In our language it meant t...
bridge nFront steps and small verandah on front of house.See cited quotation.Used I and SupUsed I an...
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= verandah. A wooden platform in front of a door to a house. The word "verandah" is used...
bridge nIn Fogo I noticed . . . a verandah which they called a bridge.verandahJH 7/70Used I and SupU...
bridge nIn Fogo the gallery or entrance to a house is always called a bridge. Usually it was the ...
bridge nthe"bridge from the bank to doorway" of store or stageSee cited quotationWK 63Used I an...
bridge n'platform in front of house,in contrast to enclosed porch' also part of _covel_See cite...
bridge nAn' when we got pretty handy to the island, we was handy [to the island ]as it is down...d...
bridge nIn Fogo the gallery or entrance to a house was called a bridge. Usually it was the wooden...
bridge nEvery house had a "bridge", often two, one at the XXX front door and one at the back, but ...
bridge n'front porch' (It is a platform, not a covered or closed area.)'front porch'WK 63Used I ...
bridge nMost of the houses at Williamsport had 'bridges' built around them. (The bridge is a wood...
bridge n= bridge. Rarely used. This word is mentioned in the O.E.D. as an obsolete and dialect f...