Maybe they've been eating humble pie (Kim Beazley's favourite meal). ;-) Kathy Bowman wrote:
Have you noticed that every sports star these days is 'humbled' when they achieve a milestone or receive an award? Has the meaning of this word changed? I'm not sure what they mean when they say it, and I suspect they don't know either. Hmmm, I hope this is not sour grapes because my team (Port Adelaide) did not make it to the finals this year!cheers Kath
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