How to pronounce “bit off more than one could chew”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of bite off more than one can chew

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bit off, took a bite out of, bit in, bit one's tongue, bit the biscuit, bit someone's head off, bit the hand that fed one, ate an elephant one bite at a time, bit down, overbit, bit the dust, ate one's words, ate something up, had one's cake and ate it too, ate up, broke one off, did one's bit, ate one's heart out, underbit, bit on granite, back-bit, overdid, cross-bit, ate it, broke off, ate away, overate, ate something up with a spoon, wore too many hats, tore off, choked down, took one's half out of the middle, blew up in one's face, took the bait, tore apart, cow bit, fell apart, took something as it came, flew off the handle, broke bread, wore off, took on the chin, took the edge off, blew one's stack, took one's eye off the ball, ate beaver, got the chop, took, ate one's own dog food, ate like a bird, broke it to, went hungry, broke the back of, ate out, crossbit, fell into a trap, took something off one's chest, took the cake, broke bad, ate one's gun, picked and chose, went out on a limb, broke one's back, ate the baby, came apart, sleep-ate, got ahead of oneself, overgrew, blew one's top, took the bull by the horns, fell by the wayside, saw off, blew one's nose, got one's panties in a pretzel, broke into, partook, fell off, took liberties, did by halves, came to a sticky end, broke, got one's panties in a bunch, was a one, took a long walk off a short pier, broke the web, blew off, outgrew, mistook, gnew, wore out, fell about, had had it, overblew, fell between two stools, ran someone off their feet, ate like a horse, took offense, took it upon oneself, threw up one's hands, went the whole hog

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