bridgepot (Meaning)
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bridgepot (n.)
The adjustable socket, or step, of a millstone spindle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bridgepot
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bridgepot Sentence Examples
- The bridgepot was a thrilling gamble that often led to unexpected outcomes.
- The players huddled around the bridgepot, their eyes sparkling with anticipation.
- The dealer meticulously shuffled the cards and placed them in the bridgepot.
- The bridgepot contained a wide range of cards, from aces to deuces.
- The players took turns drawing cards from the bridgepot, their strategies carefully calculated.
- The stakes rose higher with each card drawn from the bridgepot, adding to the excitement.
- The bridgepot was a symbol of both luck and skill, as players navigated its unpredictable waters.
- The winner of the bridgepot emerged triumphant, their strategy and fortune having prevailed.
- The losers lamented their misfortune but remained hopeful for the next bridgepot.
- The bridgepot became a legend among the players, a testament to the thrill and unpredictability of the game.
FAQs About the word bridgepot
The adjustable socket, or step, of a millstone spindle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bridgepot was a thrilling gamble that often led to unexpected outcomes.
The players huddled around the bridgepot, their eyes sparkling with anticipation.
The dealer meticulously shuffled the cards and placed them in the bridgepot.
The bridgepot contained a wide range of cards, from aces to deuces.
