iron bridge
iron bridge noun: a bridge made of iron (any combination of cast iron and wrought iron), unlike newer metal bridges, which are made of steel.

Noun
iron bridge (plural iron bridges)
- A bridge made of iron (any combination of cast iron and wrought iron), unlike newer metal bridges, which are made of steel.
- The townsfolk were excited when the old wooden bridge was replaced with the first iron bridge that most folks had ever seen.
Forms of iron bridge
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Questions about iron bridge
- What does iron bridge mean?
- Iron bridge means a bridge made of iron (any combination of cast iron and wrought iron), unlike newer metal bridges, which are made of steel.
- What part of speech is iron bridge?
- Iron bridge is a noun.
- What is the plural of iron bridge?
- The plural of iron bridge is iron bridges.
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