noun

bridger

Bridger (noun) means someone whose job is building bridges. Example: “The bridgers finished the new crossing ahead of schedule.”

noun

Someone whose job is building bridges.

"The bridgers finished the new crossing ahead of schedule."

Someone or something that connects two previously separate things or groups.

"She became known as a bridger between the two rival departments."

How to use bridger

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA person (or thing) that builds bridges or links separate things together.

Word forms

bridgers plural

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Etymology

Formed from "bridge" plus the agent suffix "-er", the same pattern that turns "teach" into "teacher".

Frequently asked questions

What does “bridger” mean?

The word “bridger” means someone whose job is building bridges. In plain terms, a person (or thing) that builds bridges or links separate things together.

How do you use “bridger” in a sentence?

Here is “bridger” used in a sentence: “The bridgers finished the new crossing ahead of schedule.”

What part of speech is “bridger”?

“Bridger” is a noun.

How many meanings does “bridger” have?

“Bridger” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: someone whose job is building bridges.