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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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What does this mean in today language "Eaten me out of house and home"
Please I need help. In my homework I have to find out what does this mean today
"Eaten me out of house and home"
"Eaten me out of house and home"
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Hello Anon 1. He's eaten me out of house and home. This means that he eats a lot and is consequently expensive to maintain.
- Hello Anon 1.
- He's eaten me out of house and home.
- This means that he eats a lot and is consequently expensive to maintain.
- MrP
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Hello Anon
1. He's eaten me out of house and home.
This means that he eats a lot and is consequently expensive to maintain.
MrP
1. He's eaten me out of house and home.
This means that he eats a lot and is consequently expensive to maintain.
MrP
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