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He Who Said the Rhyme Did the Crime

MEANING IN ENGLISH

A playful proverb suggesting that whoever first draws attention to a fault or teases about an infraction is often the culprit.

In context

01

When Leo teased everyone about the stolen cookies before anyone noticed, his sister smirked, 'He who said the rhyme did the crime!'

02

Don't rush to make witty jokes about missing files; people will suspect he who said the rhyme did the crime.

Synonyms

Guilty conscience reveals itself,telltale sign,premature defense

Antonyms

Proven innocence,blameless witness,honest bystander

Collocations

Remember that he who said the rhyme did the crime,joke that he who said the rhyme did the crime,chant he who said the rhyme did the crime

Sources

Bidyazo vocabulary library ↗