An idiom about regret: Don’t …

Don’t Cry Over Spilled… What?

Ah, the dreaded “Don’t…” clues. They can be tricky, but also oddly satisfying when you crack them. This week, we’re tackling an idiom about regret, a phrase that usually pops up when we’re feeling a little
too
introspective.

Think back to those moments when you’ve wished you could rewind the clock. This idiom is about letting go of those past mistakes, acknowledging that dwelling on them won’t change anything. It’s a reminder to move forward, not backwards.

So, let’s get our brains working! What’s the missing word in this idiom? Remember, the key is to think about the feeling of regret, the action of dwelling on the past, and how the phrase suggests letting go.

Good luck, crossword solvers! Let’s see if we can decipher this one together.

Available Answers:

“CRY” over spilt “MILK”.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 19 Sep 24, Thursday