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/wˈɔtər ˈəndər ðə brɪdʒ/ Listen

Water under the bridge

noun

Past events to be put aside. Synonym: bygone.

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"Water under the bridge" Quotes from Famous Books

... friends I had in Puddleby in those days. One was Joe, the mussel-man, who lived in a tiny hut by the edge of the water under the bridge. This old man was simply marvelous at making things. I never saw a man so clever with his hands. He used to mend my toy ships for me which I sailed upon the river; he built windmills out of packing-cases ...

— The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle • Hugh Lofting

Words linked to "Water under the bridge" : past times, yesteryear, past