sandboy

/ (ˈsændˌbɔɪ) /


noun
  1. happy as a sandboy or jolly as a sandboy very happy; high-spirited

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How to use sandboy in a sentence

  • Well, and Vera said, 'Here's Luce lying tucked up as jolly as a sandboy, why shouldn't we be jolly too?'

    A Sheaf of Corn | Mary E. Mann
  • But indeed, Philip, so far as I can see, you seem to be as jolly as a sandboy.

  • Altogether, the first number of The Jolly sandboy was a strikingly beautiful affair.

    Marjorie at Seacote | Carolyn Wells
  • She'd just settle down for half a moment and then fly up again as merry as a sandboy.'

    The House That Grew | Mrs. Molesworth
  • You'll get into it by-and-by, you see if you don't, and be as jolly as a sandboy.

    Vice Versa | F. Anstey