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Have A Ball

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Have A Ball - to have a good time; to have a lot of fun

• We are going to have a ball at the party next week.
• The girls had a ball in Europe.
• The students had a ball. They really had a good time at the football game.
• My family had a ball at the beach.
• The children had a ball in the park.
• Did you have a ball in the city?
• The children had a ball on the farm.

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Hold Your Tongue

Heart Of Stone

Hands Down

Hard Case

Hour Of Need

Heart Skips A Beat

Have Had Enough

Hit The Sack

Hot Air

Have The Time Of Your Life

Hold A Grudge

Hit The Jackpot

Hands Full

Helping Hand

Have A Lead Foot

Hunker Down

Have A Fit

Have A Lead Foot

Heads Will Roll

Hush Up

Hang On

Hit The Ceiling

Have A Full Plate

High Spirits

Hit Hard

Hard As Nails

Hot Under The Collar

Hands Are Tied

Have A Cow

Horse Around

Have A Ball

Have A Blast

Half Baked

Hard Head

Hand In Hand

Have Not Seen In Ages

Head In The Clouds

Heart Sank

Head Over Heels

Hit The Road

Hit The Roof

Hush Money

Holy Cow

Hang In There

Hit The Books

Hit The Hay

Hot Head

Hold Your Horses

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