rue



rue the day (that something happened)

To curse or bitterly regret a point in time (in which something happened or one did something). I swear to you now, you will rue the day you ever crossed me! Men, if their soldiers advance upon us, we must ensure that they will rue the day!
See also: rue

rue the day (that) (something) happened

To feel bitter regret or remorse that something has happened; to wish that something never came to pass. That no-good, lying cheat! I'll make sure he rues the day he crossed me, if it's the last thing I do! Your dad must be rueing the day he agreed to buy you a car if you got an A in all your classes.
See also: happen, rue

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
&Aelig;Lf&Thorn;Ry&Eth;-Anglo-Saxon
SelahattİN-Turkish
Eliseus-Biblical Latin
Acaciaə-KAY-shəEnglish (Rare)
GadGAD (English)Biblical
Kenny['keni]