be on for (something)
be on for (something)
To be scheduled to meet with someone for some purpose at a particular time. A: "Are we still on for lunch tomorrow?" B: "Yep, I'll meet you at the restaurant at noon." I thought Jenny and I were on for 8 AM, but she's nowhere to be found. OK, I talked to Rich's assistant and got that meeting pushed for you. You two are now on for noon tomorrow.
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