What does the phrase ‘to spill the beans’ imply?

A. To keep a secret.
B. To reveal information accidentally.
C. To create confusion.
D. To ignore a problem.

Answer: To reveal information accidentally.

Additional Information: The phrase refers to unintentionally disclosing a secret.

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