The term 'Bridge Quorum' is a combination of four words: FOUR (4 letters), MINYAN (6 letters), TWO (3 letters), THREE (5 letters), and GOREN (5 letters). The term 'FOUR' refers to the minimum number of people required to form a quorum, which is a group of people who are legally qualified to conduct business. The term 'MINYAN' is a Hebrew word that refers to the minimum number of people required for certain religious ceremonies. The term 'TWO' refers to the TWO sides of a bridge, which is a structure that connects TWO land masses or bodies of water. The term 'THREE' refers to the THREE components of a bridge, which are the deck, the superstructure, and the substructure. Finally, the term 'GOREN' refers to Charles M. Goren, an American bridge player and author who wrote several books on the game of bridge. Together, these words form the term 'Bridge Quorum, ' which is a group of people who are qualified to play the game of bridge.