12blockquote 10You're pretty much right. It means to make an embarrassing and public mistake. 02br 00Note that it doesn't have to be "did step in it".
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01cite10JCDenton12cite10My bet is that 11u10did step in it12u10 = 11u10***** something.12u10It's new phrase for me, so I would like to have an confirmation from you.12blockquote10You're pretty much right. It means to make an embarrassing and public mistake. I checked several on-