had its day, has



had its day, has

Is no longer useful or popular or successful, as in Some people think the railroad has had its day. This expression is the antonym of have its (or one's) day, meaning "to experience success or prosperity," as in Every dog has its day, a proverb dating from the 16th century. Both terms use day in the sense of "a propitious or opportune time."

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ClaireKLERFrench, English
LilyLIL-eeEnglish
Hadil-Arabic
VilhelmiVEEL-hel-meeFinnish
Sissinnguaq-Native American, Greenlandic
RembrandtREM-brahntDutch