bite someone's hand off

Meaning: (idiomatic,informal)To enthusiastically accept an offer.2011March 11, Jackie Todd,Dog Days in Andalucía: Tails from Spain, Random House,→ISBN, page35:Early next morning, before Stephen left for town, Juan called us again with his final offer. Webit his hand off.2014July 2, Shelley Bridgman,Stand-up for Yourself, eBook Partnership,→ISBN:I tried to look cool but Ibit his hand offand verbally accepted the provisional offer.2015January 19, BB Occleshaw,The Whiskerly Sisters, Grosvenor House Publishing,→ISBN:Whilst Michael did not refuse her offer, he did not exactlybite her hand offeither but, as Charley later admitted to herself, he was a very busy man.

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