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"The pot calls the kettle black" is a proverb that highlights hypocrisy, where one person criticizes another for a fault they also possess. It suggests that before pointing out someone else's flaws, one should reflect on their own shortcomings. The phrase is often used to call out double standards in judgments or accusations.
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What do you call the pot for pouring tea?
Tea pot.
Why do the call weed pot?
Why do we call marijuana weed
What do you call a pot in Hindi?
Pot means 'mitti ka patra'.
How can the pot not call the kettle black?
The pot cannot call the kettle black because they both share the same fault or flaw.
When plant roots are tightly packed in a pot what do you call it?
Root-bound or pot-bound
Why do call a pot belly a pot belly?
probably because it's shaped like an old-fasioned soup pot/cauldron.
What do you call a flower pot in Hindi?
you call it Gamla. don't know if that's the spelling though
What you call those things with pot of gold?
Leprechauns
What is the Arabic term for the burnt rice at the bottom of the pot that the Persians call 'tadik'?
Pasha is the Arabic term for the burnt rice at the bottom of the pot that the Persians call 'tadik.'
What does the melting pot of America mean?
People call America the melting pot, because it reminds them of a giant pot were different races and religions live.
What do you call an accumulated pool of bets in a gambling game?
The pot.
What do you call an occupied restroom on an airplane?
A hy-pot-en-use.
