Have a bag on
verb phrase
To be drunk: He had half a bag on and looked it (1940s+)
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- Have a ball
verb phrase To enjoy oneself particularly well and uninhibitedly: After the dean left we had us a ball (1940s+) Enjoy oneself enormously, as in It was a great trip—I had a ball. This idiom uses the noun ball in the sense of “a gala dance.” [ ; 1920s ]
- Have a bellyful
verb phrase To get more than one wants; be unpleasantly surfeited: I’ve had a bellyful of your bitching (1886+)
- Have a big head
verb phrase
- Have a big foot
verb phrase To be important; have much influence: We have a big foot in Asia (1990s+)
- Have a big mouth
verb phrase To be inclined to say embarrassingly too much, esp about others’ personal affairs: Marcel Proust sure had a big mouth/ When he heard that, my pal told me I had a big mouth [1960s+; popularized by the comedian Jackie Gleason, who often said it of himself] see: big mouth