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Unrelated, but it's "through the wringer" not "ringer". A "wringer" being something that wrings your clothes out i.e. puts a great amount of stress and force on
by jogjayr 8y ago
Unrelated, but it's "through the wringer" not "ringer". A "wringer" being something that wrings your clothes out i.e. puts a great amount of stress and force on them.
Sorry for being annoying and pedantic :-(
- adreamingsoul 8y agoAH, my mistake and thank you. I was wondering about that spelling but obviously I didn't take the time to double check. Ringer[1] 1. a person or thing that encircles, rings, etc. 2. a quoit or horseshoe so thrown as to encircle the peg. 3. the throw itself. 4. Also ring·ers. Also called ring taw. Marbles . a game in which players place marbles in a cross marked in the center of a circle, the object being to knock as many marbles as possible outside the circle by using another marble shooter. 5. Australian . a highly skilled sheep shearer. [1] https://www.dictionary.com/browse/ringer https://www.dictionary.com/browse/ringer