have a good time

Relish the moment

To have a good time is to enjoy oneself—to experience pleasure, fun, or satisfaction during an activity or period: We had a good time at the concert, Did you have a good time on your trip?

The phrase is casual and broad, covering everything from mild contentment to memorable excitement.

Related

blow off steam · savor · make merry · party hardy · amusement · delight · paint the town red · wild night · kick back · bash · fun · contentment · pleasure · live it up · celebration · party · whoopee · euphoria

Opposites
enjoyment/suffering

have a good timesuffer

Experience pain or distress

endure · go through hell · struggle · languish

emotional state during experience

have a good timebe bored

Experience mental tedium

zone out

Family

good, time, have, goods, goodness, having

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G