Difference between bridal and bridle posted 9/17/2011 8:32:45 PM | 1 kudo what's this?     report abuse tagged: fun

sugarnspice005

And I don't even have to google it either.

Bridal ----- referring to something for a bride, a woman who is getting married. ex: bridal gown.

Bridle ----- used on a horse. Has a metal piece called a "bit" that goes into the horses mouth, used to help "steer" the horse.

So, yeah, there are some here who know the difference.

Aren't homonyms fun?


*now off to google to see how close I came in my definitions. *

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