Bridey

[ brahy-dee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Bridget.

Example Sentences

Solid Starts is just one of a dozen parenting Instagram accounts followed by first-time mum, Bridey Wood, 30, from Melbourne, Australia.

From BBC

—Korey Bridey, VMI, rushed for a career-best 177 yards with two touchdowns in a 31-23 win over Wofford.

From Seattle Times

Bridey opened the scoring with a five-yard TD on the game-opening drive, but the momentum see-sawed for the better part of three quarters until broke free for his 34-yarder with 2:55 left in the third.

From Seattle Times

Clara’s private, phantasmal liberation signals the influence of the John Cassavetes film “Opening Night,” but Bridey’s images do not aspire to the sensuousness of that inspiration.

From New York Times

With her real-life family as her co-stars, and her daughter Bridey Elliott as the film’s writer and director, Paula steals the spotlight in a story that reflects, warps and magnifies the thorny dynamics of showbiz households.

From New York Times