Bridge Dwellers

The new hybrid breed of mankind. Sustains life by absorbing energy from their Nintendo DS and Manga. They then turn the energy into nutrition.
Located on the bridge at Roosevelt High School, (Honolulu, HI) connecting A-building with C-building.
Leader of the faction: Keanu Wong (2008)

normal person: MOVE OUT THE WAY YOU FUCKING INCONSIDERATE SPACE HOGGING JACKASSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bridge dwellers: KAGE BUNSHIN NO JUTSU!
normal person: OOHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

by McDougenhauser March 31, 2009

Bridge people

derogatory term referring to suburbanites who travel into the urban core for work or socializing.

Don't go to a South Beach club on a weekend, it will be filled with bridge people and touristas

by KatWoman January 8, 2005

bridge card

Card used for many college students to get food, the michigan form of food stamps, easy to apply for and easy to get. Regular people who are low income also eligble for bridge cards.

"I have no money for food"
"Why dont you apply for a bridge card?"

by ill buy the chaser tonight November 25, 2009

Bridge and Tunnel

When a women (or man) is sitting on and using the toilet and a man aims his stream through the legs of the person sitting on the toilet.

"Would you like to bridge and tunnel in that restroom?"

"My friends decided to bridge and tunnel for the first time the other day."

by O'Jam September 6, 2015

Biffon Bridge

The bridge of tissue between the anus and vagina, on which a mans hairy bean bag is likely to 'biff' against during enthusiastic coitus.

I could hardly hear the telly for the noise of my nads slapping against her biffon bridge

by steviestevoid June 28, 2011

Baileys Bridge

The part of a womans body that separates the vagina and the rectum. Named after the military bridges erected during WWII in Europe. The theory being that once you crossed the Baileys Bridge you were soon going to be in the shit.

G - I crossed Helens "Baileys Bridge" last night.

D - High five.

by Gazman111 February 28, 2009

Toll Bridge

Derived from peage. The word Peage in French means "Toll". See word peage/word

"Toll Bridge!"

by ~Paranoia~ September 18, 2003