2009 Idioms: field day
A time of great pleasure, activity, or opportunity, as in The press had a field day with this sensational trial. This colloquial expression, dating from the 1700s, originally referred to a day set aside for military maneuvers and exercises, and later was extended to a similar day for sports and games. Since the early 1800s it has been used more loosely.
A time of great pleasure, activity, or opportunity, as in The press had a field day with this sensational trial. This colloquial expression, dating from the 1700s, originally referred to a day set aside for military maneuvers and exercises, and later was extended to a similar day for sports and games. Since the early 1800s it has been used more loosely.
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