All+over
51all 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… …
52all 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… …
53all 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… …
54all over someone — See: FALL ALL OVER SOMEONE …
55all over someone — See: FALL ALL OVER SOMEONE …
56all over the lot — phrasal covering a wide or varied range < received bids all over the lot > …
57all over again — adverb Once again; one further time. I spent 5 hours finding a suitable present for my sister, but then I lost it and had to look all over again …
58all\ over\ someone — See: fall all over someone …
59all over one like a cheap suit — possess intimately and in a comprehensive manner (e.g., Mary was all over Tom like a cheap suit ) …
60all over the map — (USA) If something like a discussion is all over the map, it doesn t stick to the main topic and goes off on tangents. (Dorking School Dictionary) …