If I am wrong about the weather, I'll eat my scarf.
Если я ошибаюсь насчет погоды, я съем свой шарф.
Definizioni
The phrase 'eat (one's) scarf' is not a common idiom or expression in English. Literally, it would mean to consume or chew on one's own scarf, but figuratively, it may be used humorously or sarcastically to describe someone doing something unusual, pointless, or out of frustration. Context is important for a more precise meaning.
