Bridges
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caimanbridge /ˈkeɪmәnˌbrɪʤ/
noun (plural caimanbridges)
a bridge on which reptiles may safely cross rivers, highways, etc.
crossbridge /ˈkrɒsbrɪʤ/
noun (plural crossbridges)
two intersecting bridges.
egdirbmal /ɛɡˈdәːbmәl/
noun (plural egdirbmals)
a bridge for aabaabs.
Semordnilap: lambridge
[a reversal of Hoptanglish lambridge.]
enquiduct /ˈɛnkwәˌdʌkt/
noun (plural enquiducts)
a bridge in a ruminicipality or the ruruminana across which thoughts may wander and memories may jog, perhaps spanning an oneironile or an obralivine.
- enquiductive /ˌɛnkwәˈdʌktɪv/ adjective
[a blend of enquire + aqueduct.]
ladelbridge /ˈleɪdәlˌbrɪʤ/
noun (plural ladelbridges)
a bridge with a well built into it.
lambridge /ˈlӕmbrɪʤ/
noun (plural lambridges)
a bridge for livestock.
Semordnilap: egdirbmal
[an elboword of lamb + bridge.]
leapwater /ˈliːpˌwɔːtә/
noun (plural leapwaters)
a bridge.
Synonym: riverbow
monterponter /ˈmɒntәˌpɒntә/
noun (plural monterponters)
a bridge over a mountain.
[a blend of French montagne ‘mountain’ + French pont ‘bridge’.]
overlet /ˈәʊvәˌlɛt/
noun (plural overlets)
a small bridge.
Antonym: underlet
pufflink /ˈpʌflɪŋk/
noun (plural pufflinks)
a bridge from one cloud to another.
riverbow /ˈrɪvәˌbәʊ/
noun (plural riverbows)
a bridge.
Synonym: leapwater
Semordnilap: wobrevir
shyerdaunt /ˈʃʌɪәˌdɔːnt/
noun (plural shyerdaunts)
a drawbridge.
snebbastrude /ˈsnɛbәˌstruːd/
noun (plural snebbastrudes)
1. a bridge for rhinostrians.
2. a luxury that has become a necessity.
[a blend of Hoptanglish snebb + straddle.]
spuntridge /ˈspʌntrɪʤ/
noun (plural spuntridges)
a bridge that can be turned into a railway turntable.
[from spun + Hoptanglish tridge.]
straddelax /ˈstrӕdәˌlӕks/
noun (plural straddelaxen)
a hanging bridge that is used as a hammock on weekends.
[a blend of straddle + lax.]
tridge /trɪʤ/
noun (plural tridges)
a bridge for trains.
[a blend of train + bridge.]
wallbridge /ˈwɔːlbrɪʤ/
noun (plural wallbridges)
a bridge used as a wall.
wellbridge /ˈwɛlbrɪʤ/
noun (plural wellbridges)
a bridge over a well.
wobrevir /ˈwɒbrәˌvәː/
noun (plural wobrevirs)
a dilapidated bridge.
Semordnilap: riverbow
[a blend of wobble + decrepit + verge.]