Eat your Heart Out
What it means
Be envious of me, said cheerfully by whoever is doing the winning.
Where it comes from
The older sense was to consume yourself with grief, an image Homer already uses in the Iliad. The modern taunt keeps the pain and hands it to somebody else.
The puzzle it came from
Eat your Heart Out was the answer to the Phrasicle of December 3, 2025. The clue read ____ your ____ ____, and the words came out of a grid where every neighbouring pair makes a two-word phrase.
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chill
out
smart
phone
charger
I
do
over
eat
in
tap
water
fall
forward
looking
sweet
heart
beat
box
spring
Phrasicle: Eat your Heart Out