What does the idiomatic expression to spill the beans mean?
BPSC Past Papers / All — Multiple-choice practice
- A. To reveal a secret or surprise
- B. To keep a secret or confidential information
- C. To make a mistake or error
- D. To share good news or exciting information
Correct answer
To reveal a secret or surprise
Explanation
Explanation The phrase to spill the beans is an idiomatic expression. It means to reveal a secret or surprise, often accidentally or unintentionally. Last verified on 03-04-2026
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