full of beans
Talking nonsense or exaggerating
English · United States 1881
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Where will you be? Anywhere UK & IrelandUnited StatesOnline slangBusiness jargon
Expressions you’ll hear in the US — distinctly American usage first, then widespread staples.
full of hot air
Talking much without substance or meaning
full of it
Talking nonsense or lying
full of oneself
Having an excessively high opinion of oneself
full of piss and vinegar
Full of energy and enthusiasm
full ride
A full scholarship to a university or college
full speed ahead
Proceed with a plan or activity as quickly and energetically as possible
full tide
The most active or successful stage of something
full tilt
With maximum energy or effort
full tilt boogie
With full energy and enthusiasm
full to the gills
Completely full or saturated
full whack
something done completely or to the fullest extent
full-time job
A task or activity that requires a significant amount of time and effort
fully rigged
Completely prepared or equipped
fun and frolics
Enjoyable and lively activities
fun and games
Enjoyable activities or entertainment
funny bone
a sensitive spot on the elbow
funny man
A person who is amusing or entertaining
funny stuff
Amusing or entertaining things
fur and feathers
Everything and everyone
fuss and bother
Unnecessary or annoying trouble and effort
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