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3 March
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What does what am I, chopped liver? mean?
What does what am I, chopped liver? mean?
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It means you’re worthless
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Caleb is correct. I just want to add that you are questioning your own worth when saying this. “What am I, chopped liver?” Is the same as saying What am I, useless?” or “What am I, worthless.”
This can used if you feel ignored or mistreated by someone else.
I don’t hear this term used much in everyday life.
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@BayuLeigh yes, you are right. Thank you for your meticulous adding👍
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