Kool-Aid smile

English

Etymology

From the wide smile of the character used to advertise the drink.

Noun

Kool-Aid smile (plural Kool-Aid smiles)

  1. (US, idiomatic, informal) A large, beaming smile.
    • 2007, Michele A. Fletcher, Charge It to the Game, page 116:
      "We in E," they said in unison as big Kool-Aid smiles popped up on everybody's faces.
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