How does the phrase about throwing stones in glass houses go? Where does it come from and what does it mean?
What exactly does the phrase "people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" mean?
Why do we use stones in houses? What does the phrase "it doesn't hold water" mean? Where did it come from? What do the words in these houses mean? What are "paving stones"? Phrases: Are there any alternatives to the expression "to kill two birds with one stone"? What is the meaning of "don't go chasing waterfalls"? What does it mean when someone says "Don't patronize me"? What do you call a door that is surrounded by glass? What is meant by the phrase “fly in the ointment”? What is the origin of the term "fly tipping"? What does it mean when someone says they "don't want to live in the shadows"? What does the "don't pound it too much" or similar English idiom mean? What superstition is associated with birds breaking a building's window glass? Why is intentionally throwing money/objects on the ground and telling someone to pick it up bad? Why is "inglory" not a word? What does "The Glass Menagerie" symbolize? What does this saying mean; "Don't trust everything you see even salt looks like sugar"? What is meant by "lack of candor"? What does the phrase "through the looking glass" mean? What is it called when you don't understand why people behave the way they do? How does the phrase "put the lotion in the basket" tie in with "Silence of the Lambs"? What's the meaning of "Don't Dream It's Over" by Crowded House? What is the reason for embedding slightly bigger stones in Kolkata's roads? What does the fallacy of "begging the claim" mean? What are some examples? What does the Rosetta Stone say? What does the metaphor "I cannot live on the bank of a river and wash my hands with spittle" mean ? Why do they use small glass stands when someone is giving a speech? What is the origin and meaning of the phrase "fall of the wagon"? What is stone? What does it mean when someone says "leaking like a sieve"?