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The idiom 'green-eyed monster' means:

  1. A
    to be jealous
  2. B
    to be sick
  3. C
    to be angry
  4. D
    to be blind

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The phrase 'green-eyed monster' is a famous idiom popularized by Shakespeare (in Othello) which refers to the personification of jealousy or envy.

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The idiom 'green-eyed monster' means:
A
to be jealous
B
to be sick
C
to be angry
D
to be blind

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