rake over old coals

To revisit, dredge up, or talk about something that happened in the past, especially that which is unpleasant. Primarily heard in UK. Now, now, there's no need to rake over old coals, that disagreement happened a long time ago.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Arieh	ahr-YE (Jewish)	Biblical, Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Sham'a	-	Arabic
Gillian	['dʒiliən]
Mikha'il	-	Arabic
Minos	-	Greek Mythology
Lilyana	-	Bulgarian