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Phr V hark at Hark at you! British humorous something that you say to someone who has criticized a person for something that they are guilty of themselvesHark at him, calling me lazy when he never even walks anywhere if he can drive!
phrasehark at hark at him/her/you etc BrE spoken used when you think someone has just said something silly, surprising, or unreasonable, especially because they have criticized someone for doing something that they do themselves: Hark at her, telling me I shouldn't drink so much when she's in the pub most evenings!
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