I think it depends on the intended meaning there, 'Birdie. I have encountered "baited" breath, though not "baited breathe", if by that "smells like someone has been eating catfish bait" is meant.
QBsutekh137
February 24 2006 7:11 PM EST
Only when people start using "begs the question..." correctly.
well that begs the question...umm I forget...it's FRIDAY!
QBOddBird
February 24 2006 8:30 PM EST
Whatever, Bast ~_^ just because the mis-spelling is common doesn't mean it is grammatically correct!
If you have baited breathe, don't post in forums, go fishing.
PirateKing
February 25 2006 1:45 AM EST
I'm shocked. A thread about the misuse of "baited" breath and my name is not mentioned. I guess that investment in Lavoris is finally paying off. :P
This thread is closed to new posts.
However, you are welcome to reference it
from a new thread; link this with the html
<a href="/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=001iky">For the love of cheese, stop saying....</a>