Meaning of BRIDGE

Pronunciation:			brij
Matching Terms:			bridge circuit, bridge deck, bridge hand, Bridge of Varolius, bridge over, bridge partner, bridge player, Bridge teeth, bridge whist, bridgeable, Bridgeboard, bridged-T, bridgehead, Bridgeing, Bridgeless, Bridgeport, Bridgepot, Bridges, Bridget, Bridgetalk, Bridgetown, Bridgetree, Bridge-ward, bridgework, Bridgey
Dream Dictionary
	Definition:		Dreaming that you are crossing a bridge means an important decision or a critical junction in your life. This decision will prove to be a positive change with prosperity and wealth in the horizon. Bridges represent a transitional period in your life where you will be moving on to a new stage. Dreaming of a run-down bridge indicates that you should not contemplate any major changes in your life at this time. Dreaming of a bridge collapse indicates that you have let a great opportunity pass you by.
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