Attested

Accusing someone of a fault that you are guilty of yourself; hypocritical criticism in which the accuser shares the very flaw being condemned.

To leave a situation alone so as not to provoke trouble; to avoid stirring up a conflict or problem that is currently quiet or settled.

Used to say that something will never happen, or is impossible; a sarcastic reply to an over-optimistic claim.

Something that seems bad or unfortunate at first but turns out to have a good or beneficial result.

To start or act before the proper time or before you are allowed to; to do something prematurely or hastily, pre-empting the signal or the right moment.

A light remark made when a person who has just been mentioned unexpectedly appears or gets in touch. It marks a coincidence with mock surprise, and no longer carries any serious sense of alarm.

To give up, concede, or admit defeat.

An obvious, major problem or awkward truth that everyone present can see but nobody wants to name or discuss.

To be extremely expensive; to require a painfully large amount of money.

To work or study late into the night.