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broke it in
when broke it in is used in this context
it's your new mitten. i broke it in for the softball game tonight
what does broke it in means.
thanks. greatly appreciated
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Re: broke it in
The person has worked at the glove to make it less stiff and therefore easier to use. If you have a new pair of shoes that are a bit tight, you need to break them in so that they are comfortable.
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Re: broke it in
By the way, when referring to softball or baseball, that protective glove is called a "mitt," not a "mitten."
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Re: broke it in

Originally Posted by
purpletouch
when broke it in is used in this context
it's your new mitten. i broke it in for the softball game tonight
what does broke it in means.
thanks. greatly appreciated
This phrase can also be used in relation to a horse, especially if it's wild and needs training to accept a saddle and rider.
Jeremy
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Re: broke it in

Originally Posted by
jeremy.h
This phrase can also be used in relation to a horse, especially if it's wild and needs training to accept a saddle and rider.
It can also refer to a human, who may have to learn certain basic skills before starting a given job.
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Re: broke it in

Originally Posted by
Ouisch
By the way, when referring to softball or baseball, that protective glove is called a "mitt," not a "mitten."

lols. my bad
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Re: broke it in

Originally Posted by
jeremy.h
This phrase can also be used in relation to a horse, especially if it's wild and needs training to accept a saddle and rider.
Jeremy
You can also use it for a new boyfriend or girlfriend, as long as you're not being too serious!
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