covered bridge

[kuhv-erd brij]

noun

1. a bridge that is enclosed by a roof and walls.

Word History and Origins

Origin of covered bridge¹

First recorded in 1720–30

Example Sentences

They made their way up the mountain to a ski resort, passing horseback riders and fellow runners before stopping to reflect at a covered bridge.

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It is also close to a covered bridge, the Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, which would be a nice place to take a stroll on your breaks from your remote job, if you live in Remote.

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That rustic village already contains 20 cabins, a log barn, gristmill and a covered bridge open for tours and annual events such as Pioneer Days and the Christmas Walk.

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This is the easiest covered bridge to enjoy, with park areas on both sides of Owens Creek.

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Long Grove village President Bill Jacob said work on the steel-reinforced reconstruction of the community’s iconic covered bridge is in the “homestretch” and crews are installing the roof rafters this week.

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