| Webster's Online Dictionary |
| Expressions | Domain | Definition | |
| Bridge of Sighs | Literature | 1: Which connects the palace of the Doge with the state prisons of Venice. Over this bridge the state prisoners were conveyed from the judgment-hall to the place of execution. 2: "I stood in Venice, on the Bridge of Sighs, 3: Waterloo Bridge, in London, used, some years ago, when suicides were frequent there, to be called The Bridge of Sighs. 4: Byron: Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, iv. 1: 5: A palace and a prison on each hand." Source: Brewer's Dictionary. | |
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| Bridge of Sighs | 33 | Bridge of Sighs | 33 | |
| Bridge of Sighs (album) | 8 | Bridge of Sighs (album) | 8 | |
| Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge) | 6 | Bridge of Sighs (alternative meanings) | 4 | |
| Bridge of Sighs (Oxford) | 4 | Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge) | 6 | |
| Bridge of Sighs (alternative meanings) | 4 | Bridge of Sighs (Oxford) | 4 | |
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