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101all- — prefix 1 consisting or made only of one kind of thing: an all male club | an all wool dress 2 for the whole of something: All India Railways | an all night party (=lasting all night) | an all night cafe (=staying open all night) …
102all- — UK [ɔːl] / US [ɔl] prefix 1) only: used with many adjectives and nouns to show that something includes only the type of thing or person mentioned an all female crew an all star band 2) whole: used with many nouns to show that something includes… …
103all-in — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: short for all inclusive 1. chiefly Britain : all inclusive all in health insurance an all in 10 day tour all in cost …
104all of — {adj. phr.}, {informal} 1. At least the amount or number of; fully; no less than. * /It was all of ten o clock before they finally started./ * /She must have paid all of $50 for that hat./ 2. Showing all the signs of; completely in. Used with a …
105all of — {adj. phr.}, {informal} 1. At least the amount or number of; fully; no less than. * /It was all of ten o clock before they finally started./ * /She must have paid all of $50 for that hat./ 2. Showing all the signs of; completely in. Used with a …
106All-In — Infobox Single Name = All In Artist = Sonic Boom Six from Album = B side = Released = February 2007 Format = Recorded = Genre = Punk Length = Label = Deck Cheese Writer = Producer = Ace, [http://www.timgmusic.co.uk TiM G] Certification = Chart… …
107all — A shortened way of saying: All gone. All done. All over. Used in the Lancaster County area of PA. I have to go to the store, because the milk is all. We can open the windows now that the rain is all. The traffic was bad after the ball game was… …
108all — A shortened way of saying: All gone. All done. All over. Used in the Lancaster County area of PA. I have to go to the store, because the milk is all. We can open the windows now that the rain is all. The traffic was bad after the ball game was… …
109all\ of — adj. phr. informal 1. At least the amount or number of; fully; no less than. It was all of ten o clock before they finally started. She must have paid all of $50 for that hat. 2. Showing all the signs of; completely in. Used with a . The girls… …
110all up — adjective Etymology: all (II) + up, adjective 1. : at or very near an end : with death, defeat, or failure hopelessly or unalterably approaching used predicatively and in impersonal constructions with it by night it was all up for the trapped… …
