IDIOM OF THE DAY: Bite off more than you can chew FIGURATIVE MEANING: To take on a task that is too difficult to manage. TYPICAL USAGE: 'She bit off more than she could chew by agreeing to organise the entire event.' ORIGIN: Likely from the literal difficulty of chewing an overly large piece of food.
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