How to spell BRIGE correctly?

The correct spelling for "brige" might be "bridge". Other possible suggestions could include "brigade", "bringer" or "brisket". It depends on the context of the misspelling and the intended meaning of the word.

• abridge The editor decided to abridge the novel to help it reach a wider audience.
• barge The workers loaded the heavy crates onto the barge before setting sail down the river.
• beige The walls of the room were painted a shade of beige.
• big Mark had to use his big muscles to lift the heavy box.
• bike I rode my bike to the park for some exercise.
• bilge
• Brae The sheep grazed on the green brae overlooking the valley.
• brag He was always one to brag about his accomplishments.
• bragg
• brake The driver had to slam on the brake to avoid hitting the pedestrian crossing the street.
• bribe He offered the security guard a bribe to let him into the restricted area.
• Brice
• brick
• bride
• bridge The old bridge over the river was unsafe for travel.
• Bridged They bridged the gap between the two buildings with a sturdy metal walkway.
• Bridger Bridger was thrilled to discover a new hiking trail in the mountains.
• bridges Many people walked across the bridges to get to the other side of the city.
• bridget Bridget was delighted to see her old friend at the party.
• brie I love to snack on crackers and brie while watching a movie.
• brief I have a brief meeting this afternoon.
• brier As I walked through the dense thicket, my clothes caught on the prickly brier bushes.
• brig The prisoner was taken to the brig after attempting to escape.
• brigade The firefighters arrived with the entire brigade to put out the house fire.
• Briggs I can't believe that Briggs was able to lift that heavy box all by himself.
• brigid Brigid is commonly associated with poetry, healing, and smithcraft.
• brigs The naval convoy consisted of four frigates and two brigs.
• brine I soaked the turkey in a brine solution to make it tender and juicy.
• bring
• Bringer The arrival of our new manager will be a bringer of change in the company.
• brogue He wore a pair of leather brogue shoes to the fancy gala.
• broke I accidentally broke the vase while attempting to dust it.
• rage She couldn't control her rage when she saw her ex-boyfriend with someone else.
• ridge The hiker walked along the ridge of the mountain, enjoying the stunning view.
• rig I need to rig up a way to catch the fish in this river.
• riga

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking