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Webster Dictionary :: Bridler
BRI'DLER, n. One that bridles; one that restrains and governs.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridled
BRI'DLED, pp. Having a bridle on; restrained.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridle-hand
BRI'DLE-HAND, n. [bridle and hand.] The hand which holds the bridle in riding.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridle
BRI'DLE, n. 1. The instrument with which a horse is governed and restrained by a...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridgy
BRIDG'Y, a. Full of bridges. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bridging
BRIDG'ING, ppr. Erecting a bridge; building a bridge over.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridged
BRIDG'ED, pp. Covered or furnished with a bridge.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridge
BRIDGE, n. 1. Any structure of wood, stone, brick, or iron, raised over a river,...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridewell
BRI'DEWELL, n. A house of correction, for the confinement of disorderly persons;...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridestake
BRI'DESTAKE, n. A stake or post set in the ground to dance round.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridermaid
BRI'DERMAID, n. [bride and maid.] A woman who attends on a bride at her wedding.
Webster Dictionary :: Briderbed
BRI'DERBED, n. [bride and bed.] The marriage bed.
Webster Dictionary :: Brideman
BRI'DEMAN, n. [bride and man.] A man who attends upon a bridegroom and bride at ...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridegroom
BRI'DEGROOM, n. A man newly married; or a man about to be married. The passage o...
Webster Dictionary :: Bridechamber
BRI'DECHAMBER, n. The nuptial apartment. Mat 9.
Webster Dictionary :: Bridecake
BRI'DECAKE, n. [bride and cake.] The cake which is made for the guests at a wedd...
