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The pot calling the kettle black
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A pot blackened from use over open fires
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The idiom "
The pot calling the kettle black" is used in a
situation where a person is considered guilty of the very thing of which
they accuse another. It dates from the time when cooking was done over
an open hearth fireplace; both the kettle and the cooking pot would be
suspended above it and collect the same amount of soot. The earliest
instances date from the early 17th century.
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