a structure spanning a gap or obstacle, e.g. a river, and supporting a roadway, railway, canal, or path
a time, place, or means of connection or transition
a bridge across the age gap
the upper bony part of the nose
the part of a pair of glasses that rests on this
an arch serving to raise the strings of a musical instrument
a raised platform on a ship from which the captain and officers control it
in billiards and snooker, a cue rest with a wide span
a partial denture permanently attached to adjacent natural teeth, filling a gap
a musical passage or phrase linking two unrelated themes or tunes
a bridge too far
an action that goes beyond what can be tolerated or is likely to succeed
[Old English brycg]