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    [eat one's heart out]
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    1. suffer from excessive longing for someone or something unattainable:
      "I could have stayed in London eating my heart out for you"
      • informal
        used to encourage feelings of jealousy or regret:
        "eat your heart out, I'm having a ball!"
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    What does the idiom eat your heart out mean?
    For example, She is still eating her heart out over being fired, or Eat your heart out-my new car is being delivered today. This hyperbolic expression alludes to strong feelings gnawing at one's heart. [Late 1500s] The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

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    Why do we eat our hearts for weariness and sorrow?
    “Eating our hearts for weariness and sorrow” appeared in Homer’s Odyssey (ca. 850 b.c.). Presumably here, as in later usage, eating one’s heart is analogous to consuming one’s inmost self with worry or anxiety.

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    Is James Bond eat your heart out?
    Note: The heart is traditionally regarded as the centre of the emotions. We just managed to overtake the bus, and smashed through the gate just as it was being closed. James Bond eat your heart out, I say. He's already amassed a £60 million fortune after selling more than 40 million albums worldwide — eat your heart out, Robbie Williams!

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  3. To experience extreme grief
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    The phrase "to eat one's heart out" appears as a formulaic phrase in the Iliad, meaning to experience extreme grief. (For instance, Iliad.24.128, and many other locations.) When used as the taunt "Eat your heart out, [someone]!"
    eat one's heart out - Wiktionary
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    Eat Your Heart Out Origin From the 16th century “to eat one’s own heart”, possibly from the Bible “to eat one’s own flesh” (to be lazy). The phrase “to eat one’s heart out” appears as a formulaic phrase in the Iliad, meaning to experience extreme grief.
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  4. Eat one's heart out - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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    Webeat (one's) heart out 1. To feel great sadness. I feel just awful for Mary—she's been eating her heart out ever since she found out she was... 2. To be very jealous. In this usage, the phrase is often said as an imperative and sometimes mentions a famous person...

  5. Synonyms of eating one's heart out - Merriam-Webster

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    Webeating one's heart out 1 of 2 phrase (1) as in jealous having or showing mean resentment of another's possessions or advantages She's been eating her heart out since her …

  6. Eat heart out - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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    Webeat (one's) heart out 1. To feel bitter anguish or grief. 2. To be consumed by jealousy.

  7. Eat someone's heart out - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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    Webeat one's heart out Feel bitter anguish, grief, worry, jealousy, or another strong negative emotion. For example, She is still eating her heart out over being fired, or Eat your heart …

  8. Synonyms of eat one's heart out - Merriam-Webster

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    Webeat one's heart out phrase as in grieve to feel deep sadness or mental pain He was admiring my new car, but I told him to eat his heart out because I'd never let him drive it. …

  10. Eat one's heart out Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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    Webeat one's heart out 1 : to grieve bitterly 2 : to be jealous eat one's words : to retract what one has said eat out of one's hand : to accept the domination of another eat someone's …

  11. Eat your heart out! - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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    Webeat (one's) heart out 1. To feel bitter anguish or grief. 2. To be consumed by jealousy.

  12. Eat one's heart out Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

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    Webeat one's heart out. See synonyms for eat one's heart out on Thesaurus.com. Feel bitter anguish, grief, worry, jealousy, or another strong negative emotion. For example, …

  13. eat one's heart out - Wiktionary

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    WebJan 17, 2023 · eat one's heart out ( third-person singular simple present eats one's heart out, present participle eating one's heart out, simple past ate one's heart out, past …

  14. etymology - Meaning and origin of "eat your heart out"

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    WebFrom the online dictionary of OALD: 1. eat your heart out (informal) used to compare two things and say that one of them is better Look at him dance! Eat your heart out, Fred …

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