make chalk of one and cheese of the other

To favor one person or thing over another. In this phrase, "chalk" is something worthless, while "cheese" is something valuable. I can't stand how unfairly you treat your sons—stop making chalk of one and cheese of the other!

See also: and, chalk, cheese, make, of, one, other

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Saul	SAWL (English)	Biblical, Jewish, Biblical Latin
Spiridon	-	Greek, Serbian, Croatian
Frances	FRANT-səs	English
Enosh	EE-nahsh (English)	Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
Runa	-	Norwegian, Danish, Swedish
Hoyt	HOIT	English