look who's talking
look who's talking phrase: used to highlight someone's hypocrisy by pointing out that the critic is guilty of the same fault that they attribute to or condemn in another.
Phrase
look who's talking
- Used to highlight someone's hypocrisy by pointing out that the critic is guilty of the same fault that they attribute to or condemn in another.
- Synonyms:
- hark who's talking, that's rich coming from you, you can talk, you can't talk, you're a fine one to talk, you're one to talk, you're the one to talk, you shouldn't talk, you should talk
Synonyms of look who's talking
- hark who's talking
- that's rich coming from you
- you can talk
- you can't talk
- you're a fine one to talk
- you're one to talk
- you're the one to talk
- you shouldn't talk
- you should talk
Questions about look who's talking
- What does look who's talking mean?
- Look who's talking means used to highlight someone's hypocrisy by pointing out that the critic is guilty of the same fault that they attribute to or condemn in another.
- What part of speech is look who's talking?
- Look who's talking is a phrase.
Words near look who's talking in the dictionary
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