to be optimistic or enthusiastic
to be full of energy and in high spirits
to feel cheerful and lively
Upon hearing the good news, Mary was definitely full of beans.
Although she was envious of her friend’s successes, Linda appeared like she was full of beans over her friend’s promotion.
It is a general conception that every bride should be full of beans on their wedding day.
John’s reaction showed that he was full of beans after hearing that he was going to be a dad for the second time.
Kelly’s outstanding results in her finals made her parents full of beans.
These days, it is hard to find someone who will be full of beans on receiving a loan from the bank due to the steep interest rates.
There is no origin for this idiom
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