bridge roll

British  

noun

1. a soft bread roll in a long thin shape

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Etymology

Origin of bridge roll

C20: from _bridge ² or perhaps _bridge ¹

Example Sentences

As you cross the majestic Talmadge Memorial Bridge, roll down your windows and inhale the salty Lowcountry air.

From Southern Living

He wasn’t just referring to the satisfying crunch of the tempura flakes on top of the Golden Bridge roll, or the deep-fried rice cakes that form the base of the small pyramids, filled with seaweed and spicy crab, known as Tang’s Special.

From New York Times

Even the Golden Bridge Roll, which features salmon, yellowtail, chopped spicy tuna and whole slices of tuna, is, like most of the rolls, $12.95.

From New York Times

Salmon and avocado roll with brown rice and sesame seeds; AK-47 roll with pepper tuna, spicy yellowtail, avocado and jalapeño peppers; Izu roll with fluke; Golden Bridge Roll with tuna, salmon and yellowtail; Tang’s Special with spicy crab meat and seaweed; deep-fried eggplant with miso sauce.

From New York Times