Idioms

Have I got (something) for you!

Have I got (something) for you!

A phrase used before one reveals something that is particularly exciting or surprising. Oh boy, have I got news for you—Becca's engaged! A: "Have I got something for you!" B: "Brownies! Yay, thank you!" Have I got a treat for you! The boss is letting us all go home early today!
See also: for, have

have I got news for you

Used to indicate that one is about to reveal something they expect will be very surprising to the other person. A: "I've always wanted to see Paris." B: "Well then have I got news for you! We're going there this summer for our anniversary!" A: "The company should survive the quarter financially, so long as nothing disrupts our production schedule." B: "Hoo boy, have I got news for you." Oh boy, have I got news for you—Becca's engaged!
See also: for, have, news
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Have I got something for you!

Inf. I have something really exciting for you! (Said earnestly, before saying or showing something surprising or exciting.) Have I got something for you! Wait'll you hear about it! Have I got something for you! You're gonna love it.
See also: for, have
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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