with bells on

Meaning

with bells on

(idiomatic, especially regarding acceptance of an invitation) With eager anticipation and enthusiasm.
How about a BBQ at our house, Saturday June 14th, 4pm?
Great idea! We'll be there with bells on.

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Antonyms

reluctantly incurably indolently haltingly torpidly unhappily
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Examples

If the right job came along, absolutely with bells on I would work in Sweden. MyAnna Buring

I for one will make sure I know who I am voting for and be at the voting booth with bells on come Election Day. Source: Internet

Jan did unfortunately break her arm cross country skiing over the holidays (!) and so will probably not be telling as planned on that first Sunday (if needed I will take her place) but she will certainly be there, and with bells on. Source: Internet

Once you’ve stepped foot in Lancaster, you’ll surely be back – with bells on. Source: Internet

Words in the phrase

with bells on

Close letter words and terms

with bared teeth with bated breath with beautiful appearance with bent legs with big money with blackjack and hookers