And how!

Inf. I agree! I am really excited you are here. And how! Bill: I am pleased you are here. Bob: Me, too! And how!

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And how!

(American & Australian)

something that you say in order to emphasize that you agree with what someone has just said 'It was a great game last night.' 'And how!'

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and how!

Emphatically so. This idiom is an interjection used to stress agreement, as in Did you enjoy the play?-And how! it was wonderful. It probably originated as a direct translation of the German Und wie! [1920s]

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And how!

exclam. I agree! BILL: I am pleased you are here. BOB: Me, too! And how!

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Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Lidia	LEED-yah (Polish), LEE-dyah (Italian), LEE-dhyah (Spanish)	Polish, Italian, Spanish, Romanian
Aylmer	-	English (Rare)
Francis	['fra:nsis]
Woodruff	['wudrʌf]
Victorine	-	French
Hitomi	hee-to-mee	Japanese