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like gangbusters |
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like gangbusters with great excitement and speed. (From the phrase "Come on like gangbusters," a radio show that "came on" with lots of noise and excitement.) She works like gangbusters and gets the job done. They are selling tickets like gangbusters. See also: gangbuster, like like gangbusters (American informal) very successfully Both books have been selling like gangbusters. See also: gangbuster, like How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``But they were down pretty good there for five or six weeks, and they came out like gangbusters, so they have done a good job. The industry is growing like gangbusters," said Dave Smith, president of Coast Asset Management, a $2. The comic scenes in John Weidman's book play like gangbusters thanks to Mary Catherine Garrison, Becky Ann Baker, and Mario Cantone. |
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