is it an idiom?and what does it mean?
"I have got stone in my shoes?"
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Most of the time a 'stone in your shoe' is just that - a small pebble or stone in your shoe.
Used as a metaphor (not an idiom) it gives a picture of something that is quite painful for you, but that nobody else knows about.
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