Meaning of "Bite his hand off"

[Cleverbarbi]

whoo...bite his hand off.... love it :D

[Amisa77]

hi, Alan,
How are you.Hope your in a good mood after giving us such a wonderful explanation of "Bite his hand off".Its just like the way when English email course offered a course I immediately Bite its hand off "do you think I used it in right way?.Alan I'm little bit confused weather it is idiom or phrase?. Please let me know thanks.
have a nice day.bye

[Nicelwin]

Hi Torstern,
I like this explaination.It is very clear.It is idiom,isn't it.
So ,I bite your hand off your free English Lessons.
Thanks.
Ngu

[Assel2]

hello Alan!
THis forum is helpful for me. Now I have no questions because i can read others questions and your answers here. Thanks a lot for your english net and also for your time

Thanks,
Assel

[Shahzoda]

Dear Alan,
Thank you, I'll never forget this expression due to your explanation.

Best Regards

[Harila]

Hai Alen,
I think , It is very good expression, I couldn't heard a such type of expression.

[Abuseifein]

Thanks dear alan,

This is the first time i've ever heared of this expression.
and now, I'll never forget it.
Best regards.
Akram.

[Xxxmoxxx]

grins yeah it's a funny expression XD

[Nabaraj]

Dear Alan,
what really off means?could you please simply tell me where to use it and what does it mean in the phrases?

[Alan]

'Bite his hand off' is an expression you would use when you suggest that someone accepts very quickly what is offered. Look at this conversation:

A: I tried to sell my car last week and the salesman offered me £2,000. What do you think I should do?

B: My advice to you is take the money quickly before he changes his mind - bite his hand off!

Alan
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