The document discusses several English food idioms and their meanings, including "eat one's words" which means to take back something said and admit it's not true, "half-baked" which refers to something not well thought out, "salt away" which means to save money, "upset the apple cart" which refers to ruining a plan by surprise, and "out to lunch" which describes someone as crazy or mad.

1. Food Idioms Sumedhe

2. eat one’s words MEANING: take back something one has said, admit something is not true I told my boss that I would be leaving but later I had to eat my words and tell him that I wanted to stay.

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