English, 11.05.2021 15:30 NONO3456

Match the meaning to the cliché metaphor. Use your thesaurus if necessary. 1. to beg for forgiveness in a very humble way eat one's heart out 2. to be dejected or unhappy eat one's words 3. to withdraw what you have said eat their heads off 4. to eat tremendous amounts of food eat away 5. to give one no trouble; do whatever one wishes eat humble pie; eat crow; eat dirt 6. to nibble or gnaw at eat out of one's hand

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