fun on a bun

English

Etymology

Chosen for the rhyme.

Noun

fun on a bun (uncountable)

1. (slang) Great fun; something very entertaining.
   • 2020, Patrick Sheane Duncan, A Private War:

     Hardy almost giggled, but he stopped himself in time—giggling would seem unmanly. But this was fun on a bun with all the trimmings.

   • Giselle Renarde, The Lesbian Diaries Volume 2 (page 437)

     There were picnic tables set up on the factory's sprawling front lawn, so we each ordered ​a mushroom burger topped with caramelized onions and grainy mustard on a bed of baby greens. Not exactly fun on a bun, but surprisingly delicious.

   • J. J. Brass, I Spy a Courtyard Casanova

     And when Rexy told me an old friend lives right downstairs I thought, well isn't that fun on a bun? When I'm travelling the world, just me and my camera, Rexy won't get too lonely.

Alternative forms

• fun in a bun