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"I really ate it on the teast!"
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"I really ate it on the test." Means I failed miserably, did very poorly.

This idiom comes from the sport of car racing, where the car in front stirs up a lot of dirt and proclaims "eat my dust!" Those that "eat it" are in last place.
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