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Get off your High Horse

What it means

Stop lecturing from a position of assumed superiority, which is rarely as secure as it looks.

Where it comes from

Height on horseback was rank made visible. The great horses ridden in medieval processions were enormous and expensive, and English has used a high horse for arrogance since the Middle Ages.

The puzzle it came from

Get off your High Horse was the answer to the Phrasicle of May 10, 2025. The clue read ____ off your ____ ____, and the words came out of a grid where every neighbouring pair makes a two-word phrase.

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