[have] a ball
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to enjoy oneself to a great extent
The idiom "have a ball" originates from the world of entertainment and leisure, particularly referring to having a great time or enjoying oneself at a social event, party, or any form of amusement. The term "ball" in this context originally referred to a formal dance or a grand social gathering, where people would have a delightful and memorable experience. Over time, it has evolved to encompass any enjoyable and lively social occasion.
- Outside the boys were sitting on the ground and, judging by the gales of laughter, they were having a ball.
- e had a ball at the beach, playing in the sun and building sandcastles all day.
- The children had a ball at the amusement park, riding the roller coasters and eating cotton candy.
- The annual masquerade ball is known for being an event where people truly have a ball, dancing and socializing in style.
- The family reunion was a fantastic event, and all generations had a ball, reminiscing and creating new memories together.
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