> >The activity is known as, "chomping at the bit" because, that's what >>the horse does. A bored or impatient horse will chew on his bit. With >>some horses it seems to calm them down. > >Except that it's actually known as "champing at the bit." Same meaning, >different word -- and, as far as I know, this one phrase is pretty much its >only use left in English. > >-- >Andrew Hackard But since most people don't know that, it's rather academic. Alan -- Perilous Perambulations: http://mythusmage.freewebsites.com Hazardous Hiking, a Dangerous Journeys Club: http://www.familyshoebox.com/family/brontesaurus ------------- For more information, please link to www.opengamingfoundation.org
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