All+over

  • 81all over with — adjective Completely finished; over. When the event is all over with, make sure that the place is cleaned up and the lights are turned off …

    Wiktionary

  • 82all over the shop — adj, adv disorganised, in chaos or disarray. The first three versions are British, the last two American. This is a more colourful extension into slang of the colloquial phrase all over the place , and the first version at least dates from the… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 83all over the show — adj, adv disorganised, in chaos or disarray. The first three versions are British, the last two American. This is a more colourful extension into slang of the colloquial phrase all over the place , and the first version at least dates from the… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 84all over the gaff — adj, adv disorganised, in chaos or disarray. The first three versions are British, the last two American. This is a more colourful extension into slang of the colloquial phrase all over the place , and the first version at least dates from the… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 85all over the lot — adj, adv disorganised, in chaos or disarray. The first three versions are British, the last two American. This is a more colourful extension into slang of the colloquial phrase all over the place , and the first version at least dates from the… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 86all over the ballpark — adj, adv disorganised, in chaos or disarray. The first three versions are British, the last two American. This is a more colourful extension into slang of the colloquial phrase all over the place , and the first version at least dates from the… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 87all over the show — another way of saying all over the place (see all). → shoveler …

    English new terms dictionary

  • 88all over someone — See: FALL ALL OVER SOMEONE …

    Dictionary of American idioms

  • 89all over someone — See: FALL ALL OVER SOMEONE …

    Dictionary of American idioms

  • 90all over the lot — phrasal covering a wide or varied range < received bids all over the lot > …

    New Collegiate Dictionary