bridge table

noun

1. a square card table with folding legs.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bridge table¹

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

And again this evening, having cut out of a bridge table, he wandered with her in the perfect dusk.

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When Claire found Winn at the bridge-table she saw at a glance that he was not in the mood for renunciations.

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After dinner we adjourned to the billiard-room or made up a bridge table.

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Anyhow, she would have Eleanor move the bridge table out on the terrace.

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Cards do not carry with them a license to be unfair or rude, yet, at the Bridge table, many socially correct people are both.

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