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The thing you swore you'd handle, now politely inherited by future you.
means Something left unfinished or unused that gets transferred into the next period, budget, or batch.
from Literally to carry something over a boundary, from accounting ledgers where unspent balances rolled into the next column rather than vanishing.
Tax lifeUnused deductions can carry over for years.
Sports useMomentum or rankings dragged into the next game.
Chemistry tooResidue lingering between samples, ruining clean results.