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eat one's heart out
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Meanings:
1.
general
literal
To eat one's own heart; a literal, archaic, or hyperbolic image of consuming one's heart.
2.
general
idiomatic
emotional
To suffer overwhelming sorrow, grief, longing, or remorse; to be consumed by intense emotional distress.
3.
general
idiomatic
informal
colloquial
Used as a taunt or boast ('eat your heart out'): to invite envy by declaring one's success or superiority.
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