have a high old time

have a ˈhigh old time(old-fashioned,informal)to enjoy yourself very much玩得很开心

• thesis play
• monomaniacally
• lyophobic
• globefishes
• overchargers
• thermotropic liquid crystal
• chronologises
• supposititious
• kiss-offs
• tartrate
• Fafnir
• trilaterally
• purely and simply
• deed
• loricates
• trade-ins
• equatorially
• smeltery
• pommier
• wind a penny
• stop-action photography
• algorism
• hot-wire
• etonians
• convictfish
• potassium alginate
• toxigenicities
• envoy
• granulocytes
• loaded
• osteitises
• direct sum
• defunded
• synclinorium
• immediate inference
• habitual criminals
• basher
• bartlett forces
• plasticity index
• gladded
• Nernst approximation formula
• siltstones
• Kirundi
• young
• Clewer
• probe and drogue
• acute bacterial endocarditis
• quinquepartite
• subsoil plow
• shrinkage
• myxoenchondroma
• gallinipper
• hypokalaemias
• deshabilles
• magnetisation
• palindromist
• hyposthenic
• rap sessions
• pass something up
• bare-root
• deceives
• strobe
• Alpha Geminorum
• old wives' fable
• turn something to good account
• palliest
• in holy orders
• genitures
• foliose
• mud crack
• legal residence
• set bit
• distance oneself from
• new yorks
• delinkages
• goiter
• tower system
• solute
• spikily
• not on your nelly
• frequency shift
• Brahe, Tycho
• go through the motions (of doing sth)
• silky anteaters
• Motown
• photonuclear reactions
• bowsed
• third-raters
• octopodan
• spring brass
• Santa Marta gold
• flatware
• esurience
• Scand
• realises
• chop suey
• QSTOL
• saphenous vein
• tangle with
• like a ton of bricks