Well, it looks like I was wrong, and I'm going to have to eat crow.
•I'll be eating crow if I'm not shown to be right.
2. Fig. to be shamed; to admit that one was wrong. •When it became clear that they had arrested the wrong person, the police had to eat crow.
•Mary talked to Joe as if he was an uneducated idiot, till she found out he was a college professor. That made her eat crow.
Well, it looks like I was wrong, and I'm going to have to eat crow.
•I'll be eating crow if I'm not shown to be right.
2. Fig. to be shamed; to admit that one was wrong. •When it became clear that they had arrested the wrong person, the police had to eat crow.
•Mary talked to Joe as if he was an uneducated idiot, till she found out he was a college professor. That made her eat crow.