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Yea, of course it is! It's comparing a jump to joy (at least that's what i think)

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Yes, "jumping for joy" is a metaphor because it describes the feeling of extreme happiness and excitement by using physical actions (jumping) to convey an emotional state (joy).

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SOMEONE WHO IS HAPPY AND EXCITED

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