Metaphor | Full of beans |
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Question Meaning | What do you mean? |
Meaning | To be full of beans means to be full of energy, and be very active. |
Question Explanation | Why does it mean this? |
Explanation | The saying comes from a way of describing horses who were full of energy when they had been fed well. |
Question Example | Example |
Example | “How have the children been? They were tired this morning.” “They’ve not seemed tired at all. They’ve been full of beans, running around the garden all afternoon.” |
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