Which of the following expresses the true meaning of the given idiom? **Armed to the teeth**

Options:

• A: To be extremely well-equipped or prepared
• B: To have a physical weapon attached to every part of the body
• C: To be completely unprepared for a situation
• D: To have no weapons or tools at all

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