have a whale of a time



have a whale of a time

Fig. to have an exciting or fun time; to have a big time. (Whale is a way of saying big.) We had a whale of a time at Sally's birthday party. Enjoy your vacation! I hope you have a whale of a time.
See also: have, of, time, whale

have a whale of a time

to enjoy yourself very much 'Did Sam enjoy himself at the party?' 'He had a whale of a time.'
See also: have, of, time, whale

have a whale of a time

tv. to have an exciting time; to have a big time. We had a whale of a time at your party.
See also: have, of, time, whale

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
KrysiaKRI-shahPolish
Pankratios-Ancient Greek
Stella (1)STEL-ə (English)English, Italian, Dutch, German
Griffith['grifiθ]
DonnaDAHN-əEnglish
NancyNANT-seeEnglish