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eat crow pie

Meaning: To humble oneself because one has been proved wrong.

Language: English

Literally: (Already vivid in English)

Category: Animals

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  • fly in the face of something — To go against something; to show disrespect for something or someone.
  • fly in the ointment — An unpleasant element in an otherwise pleasant situation.
  • fly off the handle — To suddenly become very angry.

More English idioms

  • fly the coop — To escape.
  • get off one's high horse — To stop acting superior.
  • get someone's goat — To irritate or annoy someone.
  • go whole hog — To spare nothing; to do something with maximum enthusiasm.
  • grin and bear it — To accept or endure a bad situation.
  • horse around — To play a little roughly.

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