go to town
idiomPart oftown
go to town — idiom
1. To do something with a lot of energy, enthusiasm, or effort, often spending a lo
1.idiom
Definition
To do something with a lot of energy, enthusiasm, or effort, often spending a lot of money or time on it.
Example
Iris really went to town decorating the hall for the wedding reception — there were flowers everywhere.
The kids went to town with the glitter and glue, covering every piece of paper in sight.