noun: alcoholic beverages consumed to achieve the state of intoxication.
When using the term building bridges to describe getting drunk, the "bridges" refers to the alcohol used to do so.
When using the term building bridges to describe getting drunk, the "bridges" refers to the alcohol used to do so.
by roxiface April 22, 2007
by Galody December 3, 2019
A card game that you are not able to play until you are so old that no living thing would have sex with you
"Would you like to move to Italy in your retirement?"
"I would rather just play bridge until I decompose."
"I would rather just play bridge until I decompose."
by hockaday3 December 26, 2009
Is similar to a male (taint, gooch, chode ect..) However, this is the smaller female version that connects the cootie to the butthole.
by Ryan McDaniel April 24, 2008
(VERB.) When a person gets stuck behind a draw bridge. This usually occurs while driving a car but can also occur while walking, bike riding or using other means of ground transportation. This is a common occurance for individuals that live near coastal areas. I.e. south Florida. When a person is bridged, it typically causes on average a 10-20 minute delay in reaching one's destination.
Just my luck, I was bridged today on the way to the post office and got there 2 minutes after closing. Now I have to wait until tomorrow to mail my package. Getting bridged sucks!
by paulsack February 4, 2011
a thing which joins 2 things together allowing you to move from one part to the other. it can be either physical, mental, metaphorical etc.
1. i used the bridge to get to the other side of the river
2. understanding that my girlfriend was on her rags helped me to bridge why she was telling me i was an asshole when i had just moved heaven and earth for her.
2. understanding that my girlfriend was on her rags helped me to bridge why she was telling me i was an asshole when i had just moved heaven and earth for her.
by shaneaisbett July 2, 2004
1. Noun - One of the most popular card games in the world. Beats Spades, hands-down.
2. Noun - A structure that connects two landmasses. Usually passes over water, and comes in different types, such as suspension, ect.
3. Verb - To jack off.
4. Verb - To make a connection between two ideas.
2. Noun - A structure that connects two landmasses. Usually passes over water, and comes in different types, such as suspension, ect.
3. Verb - To jack off.
4. Verb - To make a connection between two ideas.
1. I'd much rather play Bridge than Spades.
2. I think we have to cross the Golden Gate Bridge.
3. Ha! You got caught bridging by your mom!
4. Matt's idea bridged together the two related theories.
2. I think we have to cross the Golden Gate Bridge.
3. Ha! You got caught bridging by your mom!
4. Matt's idea bridged together the two related theories.
by God July 11, 2004