Idiom: have a ball
Definition
Idiom: have a ball
- to celebrate an occasion
- to have an enjoyable time doing something
- to take pleasure in something
Example sentences
— I used to hate exercise but I started taking dance lessons and now I’m exercising and having a ball at the same time.
— We had a ball on the cruise and have already planned to take another one in Alaska in the summer.
— I don't understand why everybody said I'd have a ball at the prom. It wasn't much different than a regular dance party.
— Did you see my parents photos from their trip to Paris? They had a ball and want to repeat the trip next year.
— Where were you last night? We really had a ball at the baseball game and missed you.
— My husband and I had such a ball watching Phantom of the Opera in London. We really love going to the theater.
— I can't wait to hear about your anniversary party. Did everyone have a ball?
— I'm jealous! You're going to have a ball at the wine tasting event.
Synonyms
- have a blast
- have a good time
- have fun
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