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    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Get itchy feet
    Question

    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
    Get itchy feet

    A.

    Judge something primarily on appearance

    B.

    Learn something by memorising it without a thought to what is being learnt

    C.

    To start to want to travel or do something different

    D.

    Join a popular trend or activity

    Correct option is C


    The idiom "Get itchy feet" means to feel a strong urge to travel or do something new and different.
    Get itchy feet in Hindi: यात्रा करने या कुछ नया करने की तीव्र इच्छा।
    Example: After a year of working in the same job, she started to get itchy feet.
    Other related idioms with their meanings:
    · Hit the road – To begin a journey.
    · Wanderlust – A strong desire to travel.
    · Change of scenery – A move to a different place for the sake of variety.
    · Pack up and leave – To depart from a place or situation suddenly or abruptly.

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