The phrase "worth its weight in gold" means something of great value or usefulness. (A) sinking my teeth into: To fully engage with or become deeply involved in something. (B) worth its weight in gold: Something of great value or usefulness. (C) barking up the wrong tree: Pursuing a mistaken or misguided approach. (D) throwing in the towel: Giving up or admitting defeat. (E) spilling the beans: Accidentally revealing a secret.
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