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Full of Beans
The phrase 'full of beans' is used to say when someone is always full of vigor or merriness.
Example in use: "When he heard the news on the radio, Phillip was absolutely full of beans."
Interesting fact about Full of Beans
This phrase started out in the 14th century as “Full as Prunes” but then was changed to beans.
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