You ain't seen nothing yet!
(someone) ain't seen nothing yet
Someone has only glimpsed or experienced the beginning of something that will become even more exciting, impressive, or important. (The word "ain't" is a colloquial form of "hasn't" or "haven't," which are sometimes used instead.) I could tell your parents are already impressed with the house, but they ain't seen nothing yet! A: "Wow, there is so much going on in this city all at once!" B: "Just wait, darling, you ain't seen nothing yet—it only really comes alive at night!"
See also: nothing, seen, yet
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
You ain't seen nothing yet!
Rur. The best, most exciting, or cleverest part is yet to come! (The use of ain't is a fixed part of this idiomatic expression.) Alice: Well, the first act was simply divine. Sue: Stick around. You ain'tseen nothing yet! Mary: This part of the city is really beautiful. Bill: You ain't seen nothing yet!
See also: nothing, seen
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- (someone) ain't seen nothing yet
- (someone) hasn't seen nothing yet
- yet
- you ain't seen nothing yet
- be larger than life
- a stonker of a (something)
- get (one's) hand in (something)
- get your hand in
- come in on the ground floor
- be in on the ground floor