go over with a bang
1. To be enjoyable and exciting, as of an event. I think a celebrity appearance will really help your party go over with a bang. All you need is a bounce house and cupcakes, and the party will go over with a bang, don't worry. If we want to rack up more donations, our event seriously needs to go over with a bang.
2. To be a great success. I think this release will definitely go over with a bang. Great job, everyone! We hoped our movie would go over with a bang, but the box office numbers for opening weekend were a real bummer. This book is so engrossing that I think it will definitely go over with a bang.
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go over with a bang
1. Fig. [for something] to be funny or entertaining. Our presentation was a success. It really went over with a bang. That's a great joke. It went over with a bang.
2. Fig. to succeed spectacularly. The play was a success. It really went over with a bang. That's a great joke. It went over with a bang.
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