enjoy oneself immensely

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• have the time of one's life — verb a) To enjoy oneself more than ever before. b) To enjoy oneself immensely …   Wiktionary

• paint\ the\ town\ red — Definition: To have a wild time; to enjoy oneself immensely. Etymology: The origin of this phrase is unclear. Some scholars trace it back to ancient Rome, where soldiers would celebrate a victory by painting the walls of a town with blood from… …   Dictionary of american slang

• Whoopin' — To party, or enjoy oneself immensely; celebrate exuberantly. Origin may be traced to a habit of involuntarily choking up and coughing up a variety of matter upon hearing some very good news. The big wig of the company was whoopin it up cuz he was …   Dictionary of american slang

• paint\ the\ town\ red — Definition: To have a wild time; to enjoy oneself immensely. Etymology: The origin of this phrase is unclear. Some scholars trace it back to ancient Rome, where soldiers would celebrate a victory by painting the walls of a town with blood from… …   Dictionary of american slang

• Whoopin' — To party, or enjoy oneself immensely; celebrate exuberantly. Origin may be traced to a habit of involuntarily choking up and coughing up a variety of matter upon hearing some very good news. The big wig of the company was whoopin it up cuz he was …   Dictionary of american slang

• have a glorious time — have a lot of fun, enjoy oneself immensely …   English contemporary dictionary

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