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- noun Plural form of
kettle .
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Examples
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It looks as though both pots are calling the kettles black here.
Matt Semino: Charlie Sheen's Primetime Mea Culpa Matt Semino 2011
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It looks as though both pots are calling the kettles black here.
Matt Semino: Charlie Sheen's Primetime Mea Culpa Matt Semino 2011
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It looks as though both pots are calling the kettles black here.
Matt Semino: Charlie Sheen's Primetime Mea Culpa Matt Semino 2011
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It looks as though both pots are calling the kettles black here.
Matt Semino: Charlie Sheen's Primetime Mea Culpa Matt Semino 2011
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Two-thirds of people boiled surplus water in kettles, and 65 per cent left mobile phone and other chargers needlessly plugged in to the mains.
England Uses More Energy than Any Other European Country | Impact Lab 2006
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All the morning Jack had paddled bow, and worked like a nailer, so the other two lifted the canoe to their shoulders, scrambling up the steep, rocky shores, and leaving Jack to bear the lighter burdens of blankets, tin kettles and one gold-sack.
The Shagganappi 1913
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It looks as though both pots are calling the kettles black here.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Matt Semino 2011
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Harper and prorogation: Pots should proceed with caution before they call the kettles black
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Margaret Wente 2010
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Harper and prorogation: Pots should proceed with caution before they call the kettles black
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Which means that today, I am shopping for a new tea kettle, because tea kettles are a moral imperative.
The Search For Mount Snuffleupagus ladegard 2009
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