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This proverb is used to describe a person who finds faults in everything when they are unwilling or uninterested in a particular person or task. Just as it is impossible to find a stone in smooth curd, such people invent excuses or imaginary problems to avoid involvement or to criticize others.

This expression is used to describe a situation where two people who are equally useless, incapable, or lacking resources join forces. It implies that their partnership will be unproductive because neither has the means or character to succeed or help the other. It is often used to mock an alliance that is destined for failure.

This expression is used to describe a situation where there is a complete lack of coordination or harmony. It refers to a disorganized state where different people are doing different things without any synchronization or common goal.

This expression describes a situation that is extremely precarious, delicate, or risky. It is used when a task requires immense skill, balance, or caution because even a small mistake could lead to disastrous consequences. It is equivalent to the English idiom 'walking on a tightrope' or 'walking on eggshells'.

This proverb describes someone who is physically performing a task in one place (like working in a shop) but is mentally preoccupied or keeping a suspicious eye on someone else (the mother-in-law) to ensure they aren't being cheated or monitored. It is used to describe a person who lacks focus or is overly suspicious of others while working.

This expression refers to a situation where something powerful or dangerous is in the hands of someone who lacks the wisdom, judgment, or self-control to use it properly. It implies that the outcome is unpredictable and likely to cause harm to others or themselves, as there is no reasoning behind their actions.

A dangerous experiment. Put not a naked sword in a madman's hand.

This expression is used to describe a person who has high desires or grand ambitions but lacks the basic resources or means to fulfill them. It highlights the gap between one's wants and their actual capabilities or reality.

This expression is used when someone is absent or not responding, and others take advantage of the situation by blaming them or making decisions in their absence. It implies that since the person isn't there to defend themselves, they are an easy target for criticism or accusations.

This proverb is a sarcastic take on incompetence and nepotism. It describes how people who lack basic skills for a job are often shuffled into unnecessary or invented administrative roles ('clerk' positions) where they contribute nothing but still consume resources. It is used to mock bureaucracy or people who hold titles without having the actual capability to perform work.

This expression describes a person who knowingly creates trouble or provokes a conflict and then acts prepared to endure the inevitable consequences or punishment. It refers to someone who intentionally invites trouble upon themselves through their own mischief.