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A bridesmaid. also in figurative christian contexts, with reference to christ as a bridegroom.

The fact of being a bridesmaid.

Originally: a man who is chosen to act as an attendant of the bridegroom at a wedding, and who performs various ceremonial duties for him; a groomsman. now usually: a male attendant of a bride.

A woman on her wedding day or just before and after the event.

The state or condition of being a bride or fiancée, or of being married. also with possessive adjective, as a (mock) form of address to a bride.

A girl or woman, usually one of several, who accompanies a bride on her wedding day.

The action of being a bridesmaid.

A girl or woman, usually one of several, who accompanies a bride on her wedding day.

Originally: a man who is chosen to act as an attendant of the bridegroom at a wedding, and who performs various ceremonial duties for him; a groomsman. now usually: a male attendant of a bride.

A decorated wagon used to transport linens and other household goods provided by a bride's family as a contribution to her new home. also: the goods thus provided; (in later use) any gifts of goods or money given by friends and family to a bridal couple. compare "plenishing-wain", "providing".

A prison or reform school for petty offenders.

(originally) meadowsweet, filipendula ulmaria, which has clusters of creamy-white flowers; (in later use also) any of several plants of the genus spiraea, family rosaceae.

A structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.

Be or make a bridge over (something).

One of the long supporting timbers on either side of a wooden staircase, into which the ends of the steps are set.

Be or make a bridge over (something).

A structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.

A strong position secured by an army inside enemy territory from which to advance or attack.

A strong position secured by an army inside enemy territory from which to advance or attack.

Of the nose: having no visible or prominent bridge.

A man who maintains or is in charge of a bridge; a bridge keeper. compare bridger , bridgemaster .

An official having control of a bridge.

A person who builds bridges; a bridge-builder. also figurative: a person who or thing which forms a transition or link between two things.

A structure carrying a road, path, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.

Be or make a bridge over (something).

The main ward of a lock or key.

Towards, or in the direction of, a bridge.

A woollen cloth originally manufactured in the town of bridgwater in somerset, south-west england. chiefly as a count noun: a variety or length of this.

A way, path, or road formed by a bridge; the road or passage running over a bridge.