Multiple choice general knowledge

Eat your ______ out.

  1. heart

  2. soul

  3. eyes

  4. hand
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The idiom is 'Eat your heart out,' used to express mock jealousy or disdain toward someone. It means 'be jealous' or is used to show that something/someone is superior. The phrase suggests consuming someone with jealousy or regret. Options B, C, and D don't form this common English idiom.

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