Bridgeport
- proper noun
- /ˈbrɪdʒpɔrt/
- The Long Island Sound's waves were surging in places like Fairfield and Bridgeport Monday morning.
- Bridgeport, Connecticut
- city of Bridgeport
- University of Bridgeport
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Watch on YouTubeWe played a big show in Bridgeport, CT, at a place called Pogos.
- We played a big show in Bridgeport, CT, at a place called Pogos.
- And all these smaller cities are like that, the, the Bridgeport's, Chicago's, Detroit's all over America.
Examples
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Then I took the wrong train and landed in Bridgeport.
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She used to drive up from Bridgeport every weekend, take on the whole dorm.
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And I go to Bridgeport Community part time, so...
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Where are you from, bridgeport or some place?
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Do you know the way to Bridgeport?
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I drove all the way to Bridgeport before I realized I'd missed the exit and the wedding.
Fiction book (1995) -
Don Eversley has been such a person in Bridgeport for years now.
Blog text (10) -
We played a big show in Bridgeport, CT, at a place called Pogos.
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She has a dance studio in downtown Bridgeport.
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Many families enjoy spending weekends at the beach in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bridgeport comes from two simple English words: bridge ('a crossing over water') and port ('a place for ships'). So the name tells you it is a town by the water with a place for ships, which fits its meaning as a city and port.