Bridger

Bridger is a man who has a very addictive personality, usualy loves playing video games and sports with a side bonus of many women, he always has at least 3 girls wraped around his finger at all times. loves his music and his job which he makes bank off of. He is a very good friend although a douche bag at time, he will go out of his way to help someone in need. very kind hearted an respectfull man.

Guy 1: Dude, did you see the basket ball game?

Guy 2: Ya, that dude had a bunch of chicks around him after they won, some guys get all the luck

Guy 1: Well you cant blame him, hes a bridger

by Temoneous November 25, 2009

birder

A species of bird watcher. Not as fanatical as a twitcher. A bird will find hours of entertainment sitting by a window or in his car watching the behaviour and interaction of various species of birds.

My father was a birder, he would sit for hours staring onto the garden watching the flocks of chaffinches that thronged to his feeding table.

by black flag June 5, 2004

Bidger

Noun.

An old Portsmouth (Pompey) and westcountry descriptive or affectionate word, used as a generic term for a small child or baby.

A child of a young-enough age whereby all, even boys, would have been kept wearing dresses. (Until the 1930's in Portsmouth this was from birth to 6-9 years old).

In past times 'Bidger' was often used to address the small children of one's own family or of a friend's family, used as an affectionate address as in 'How's my favourite Bidger then?'.

Generic example: 'How's yer Bidger?' meaning 'How is your child? (or baby)'

In this sense, 'Bidger' is interchangeable with 'little one', the Pompey pronunciation being 'littl'in', as in ''ows littl'in' meaning 'How is your little one'.

The author's grandmother used this word regularly, she was Pompey born and bred, born in 1886. The word was used by her parents and grandparents, which illustrates that this is an old word, and the family roots are mixed Portsmouth and westcountry.

The word may be a derivation of the old Viking word 'bide' or 'byda' (both pronounced 'bidder'), meaning 'little' or 'small'. Viking words are found extensively in the westcountry, for example in the Cornish language.

Despite the initial definition in the urban dictionary, in the author's experience in Portsmouth this word was never in any way connected or associated with the 'gay' community. (Unless, perhaps, the person concerned was 'tiny'?)

by Marquis001 July 28, 2009

bridger

The area of human anatomy which "bridges" the scrotum and the anus. Known to accumulate various forms of human waste. (see perineum)

Billy has been stewing in his farts all day; he must now check his bridger for duck butter.

by M. Guinness July 23, 2014

bridger

a man who has an extremely large and thick penis, drives nice cars and is very self centered, only gives to girls he likes and buys them a shit load of things. he is very popular and is always with friends and hangs at parties.

1) ohhh!! lucky!!! you slept with a bridger!!!!!
2) oh god you had a bridger size penis in you!!!!
3) how was your night with that bridger?

by 69vanessa69 July 20, 2010

Birger

Birger is the definition of "man". He’s a chill dude with good attitude and is good with women. Every one should be friends with this super machine. Birger’s are very intelligent and kind. But look out there aren’t manny Birger’s in this world so if you spot one try to be friendly if not you will regret.

Yooooo man there is a Birger.
I wish I was like Birger.

by Ahmad chakhoukla boaaauui January 15, 2020

Bridger

A man, usually who lives alone or with a roommate, never a girl who gives such mind blowing sex, that most women cannot remember their own names afterword, much less his name. Hence the living alone bit.

Girl 1- How was your date last night?
Girl 2- Dammit i was with a bridger, i am extremely satisfied, yet i have the oddest amnesia

by mitchellmaier February 23, 2009