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What does the phrase for crying in soup mean and what it substitute if anything?

The phrase "for crying out loud" is an exclamation of frustration, annoyance, or disbelief. It's used to express a strong emotion, often when someone is exasperated or surprised.

Here are some substitutes for "for crying out loud":

* For goodness sake!

* For Pete's sake!

* Oh, come on!

* Good grief!

* Seriously?

* Are you kidding me?

* What in the world?

* My goodness!

The best substitute will depend on the context and the speaker's desired tone.

It's important to note: The phrase "for crying in soup" is not a real expression. It is likely a mishearing or misunderstanding of "for crying out loud".

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