SkipCaptcha, Automoderated users, edit
3,266
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
mLine 1:
Line 1: − +
Are "lead", "lead", and "led" the most commonly misspelled words in the English language? Probably not; it just seems that way.
'''Gauntlet''' has two meanings. Firstly a gauntlet is a kind of heavy protective glove, originally a piece of [[armor]] and now often used as protective clothing by [[welder]]s and other workers. The gauntlet was also a type of challenge in Native [[Indian]] culture. Men would line up in two straight rows, often with mild weapons like switches, and a single man would run down the middle. This practice fell out of favor as barbaric having lead to many deaths.
'''Gauntlet''' has two meanings. Firstly a gauntlet is a kind of heavy protective glove, originally a piece of [[armor]] and now often used as protective clothing by [[welder]]s and other workers. The gauntlet was also a type of challenge in Native [[Indian]] culture. Men would line up in two straight rows, often with mild weapons like switches, and a single man would run down the middle. This practice fell out of favor as barbaric, having led to many deaths.
==Expressions==
==Expressions==