Welcome to Wondrous Words Wednesday. It’s the day we celebrate new words we’ve discovered in our readng. This week I learned one new word. I found it in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was on one of those educational placards on the battlefield.
lodgment: ”Pickett’s men made a small lodgment in the Union army at the Angle, but they could not hold it.”
A lodgment is a military term for a temporary defensive work madhise on a captured part of an enemy’s fortifications to secure a position and provide protection.
This picture does not show lodgment. I just added it to show you how beautiful Gettysburg is.
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I’m glad I don’t know that many military terms, to be truthful. That ones is new to me. Gettysburg is beautiful!
Awesome word and I loved the visual!
Lodgment is new to me, I’m not much on military terms either. But I don’t get madhise either. Is that a word? I tried googling it but got nothing.