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Right, in English "wear" generally means something you can "put on" and you can't "put a gun on" either. Although you can put on a holster. ;-)
by adamc 5y ago
Right, in English "wear" generally means something you can "put on" and you can't "put a gun on" either.
Although you can put on a holster. ;-)
- shkkmo 5y agoAlthough, in this case specifically, "wear a gun" is pretty common place and doesn't sound out if place at all. I think this may come down to regional dialect differences, but it doesn't make this pedant look good (and I generally love pedants.)