Digging Up Bones

What is Digging Up Bones?

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The idiom "Digging Up Bones" refers to someone dwelling on a long-past relationship which he/she regrets losing.

Breaking up with a significant other and thinking about all the good times you shared together on Valentines Day or their Birthday etc. would be considered "Digging Up Bones."

See nostalgia, spring fever, sentimental, regret
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