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at the drop of a hat [exp]

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Meaning:
- To do something without any pause which stems form not being sure.
Examples:
- I will accept this job at the drop of a hat, because this is the exact thing that I was waiting for up until now.
- The athlete is ready to compete at the drop of a hat if called upon.
- Her parents would babysit her kids at the drop of a hat whenever needed.
- They packed their bags and left for a weekend getaway at the drop of a hat.
- The IT team fixes issues at the drop of a hat to avoid downtime.
- He’s the kind of friend who would come over to help at the drop of a hat.
- She’s always ready to help her friends at the drop of a hat.